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THE  UNIVERSITY 
OF  ILLINOIS 
LIBRARY 


From  the  library  of 
James  Wellen  Hays 
Presented  by 
Sophia  Leal  Hays  *96 
1929 


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ABBATH  SCHOOL, 


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Meetings  of  Praise,  Prayer  and  Conference* 


ALSO, 


A Besponsiye  Service  for  Each  Month  in  the  Year. 

BY 

S,  W.  STRAUB, 

A-iitHor  of  ‘<OOOI>  CHJHlESIi,”  JEiVJlL.3S,”  ]EJto. 


CHICAGO: 

PUBLISHED  BY  JANSEN,  McCLURG  & CO. 


Entered,  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1876,  by  S.  W.  Straub,  in  the  Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  at  Washington. 


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Crown  of  Glory  is  the  result  of  an  earnest  endeavor  on  the  part  of  the 
author  to  supply  the  great  demand  for  good,  fresh  and  effective  songs  for  the 
Sunday  School. 

Attention  is  respectfully  called  to  the  following  important  characteristics 
of  the  “ Crown  of  Glory 

1st.  The  words,  which  for  the  most  part  were  written  expressly  for  this 
work,  are  earnest  and  spiritual,  and  have  more  than  ordinary  poetic  merit. 

2d.  The  melodies  are  easy,  flowing  and  “taking/’  but  not  trashy,  and  are 
within  the  compass  of  children’s  voices. 

3d.  A CHOICE  VARIETY  of  pieces  for  special  occasions  are  inserted. 

4th.  A Responsive  Service  for  each  ihonth  in  the  year.  This  will  doubt- 
less prove  very  acceptable  to  all  schools. 

Thanks  are  hereby  tendered  to  the  many  excellent  writers,  who  have 
kindly  contributed  their  best  efforts  to  this  work. 

For  those  who  have  not  time  to  examine  all  the  pieces  in  “ Crown  of 
Glory,”  the  following  pages  will  be  found  to  be  fair  specimens:  40,  134,  13, 
37,  92,  24,  59,  43,  9,  64,  8,  34,  63,  120,  46,  74,^86,  29,  54,  100,  48,  83. 


Copyright  Notice. — Nearly  all  the  words  and  music  in  this  book  belong-  to  S.  W.  Straub,  he  having 
secured  the  copyright.  No  person  will  be  x>ermitted  to  print  said  songs  without  first  obtaining  permission 
of  the  owner.  . 

Electrotyped  by  R.  R.  MEREDITH  & SONS,  187  Clark  Street. 


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CROWN  OF  GLORY. 


Crown  of  Glory. 


Mafia  Straub. 
With  energy. 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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1.  La-bor  faith-ful  in  the  vineyard,Labor  for  your  Lord;  By  and  by  he’ll  crown  your  labor, With  a bright  reward. 

2.  Love  to  doyour  Savior’s  bidding, Know  helovethyou;  Follow  intheway  of  goodness,Keeptheendin  view. 

3.  Soon,oh,soon  your  Lord  will  come  to  Set  his  servant  free, Take  you  where  a crown  of  glory  Shall  be  given  thee. 


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By  and  by  a Crown  OF  Glory  shall  be  given  thee;  Crown  of  Glory,  fadeless  glory,  shall  descend  on  thee. 


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Holy  Sabbath. 


Not  too  fast. 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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2.  Oh,  that  our  tho’ts  and  thanks  may  rise.  As  grate-ful  in-cense  to  the  skies  ! And  draw  from  heav’n  that 

3.  In  ho  - ly  du  - ties  let  the  day.  In  ho  - iy  pleas-ures  pass  a - way.  How  sweet  a Sab  - bath 


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thy  God  hath  blest, 
who  feels  it  knows, 
that  ne’er  shall  end! 

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Ho  - ly  Sab-bath,  etc. 

Ho  - ly  Sab-bath,  etc. 


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Day  of  all  the  best;  Re  - turn,  my  soul,  un  - to  thy  rest,  En-joy  the  day  thy  God  hath  blest. 


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Words  arr.  by  Maria  Straub. 


Happy  Day. 


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when  we  shall  meet On  Canaan’s  hap  - py 

2.  There  we  shall  meet our  Sav  - ior  dear No  more  from  Him  to 

3.  O hap  - py  day w’hen  we  shall  wear The  crown  of  glo  - ry 

4.  For-ev  - er  with thebless-ed  Lord With  friends  and  kindred 

g_g_. 


JoKN  McPherson. 




shore,  .Shall  join  the 
stray;  And  see  the 
bright;  And  join  the 
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when  we  shall  meet 


song th’e-ter  - nal  song With  lov’d  ones  gone  be  - fore. 

home for  us  pre-pared O bless  - ed  hap  - py  day. 

glad im-mor  - tal  throng In  robes  of  fade -less  white. 

theme that  glo-rious  time Bright  day  of  end  - less  cheer. 


Hap-py  day, 
Hap-py  day,  etc. 
Hap-py  day,  etc. 
Hap-py  day,  etc. 


hap  - py 


Shiljoin  the  song. 


th’eternal  song, 


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day,  When  we  meet  on  that  bright  shore, Happy  day,  happy  day, 


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Happy  day. 


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The  Great  Commandment. 


Duet.  Maria  Straub. 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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1.  Love  the  Lord  with  ali  thy  heart,  In  His  friend-ship  share  a part;  Love  Him, ’tis  His  own  de-mand, 

2.  Love  thy  God  with  all  thy  soul,  Thou  may’st  feel  His  sweet  con-trol ; Love  can  tru  - ly  make  Him  thine, 

3.  Ev  - er  love  the  Lord  your  God,  Tho’ should  fall  af-flic-tion’s  rod ; Know,  it  is  His  lov-inghand, 





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Hear,  O hear  the  great  command,  Thou  shalt  love  theLord  thyGod  with  all  thy  heart, and  with  all  thy  soul, and  with 
Hear  the  pre  - cept  all  di-vine,  Thou  shall  love,  etc. 

Heed,  O heed  the  great  command,  Thou  shalt  love,  etc. 


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Join  Our  Happy  Song.  7 


Words  by  S.  W.  S.  Arr.  from  the  German  by  S.  W.  S, 


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died  for  me  and  you. 
And  e - ter  - nal  love. 
In  a grand -er  song. 

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Come  and  join  our  throng,  As  we  march  a-long,  Come  and  join  us  in  our 
Come  and  join,  etc. 

Come  and  join,  etc. 

Come  and  join,  etc. 


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Let  Your  Light  Shine! 


Maria  Straub. 

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With  vigor. 
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S.  W.  Straub. 

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the  good,  O do  not  hide  your  light;  Your  heav’n-ly  Fa  - ther 

it  burn,  Be-hold  the  night  of  sin  Your  light  will  help  to 

the  good,  Your  tal  - ents  all  em  - ploy.  And  lay  uptreas-ures 

the  good.  From  du  - ty  nev  - er  hide.  Thus  shall  the  world  be 

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glo  ' ri  - fy,  In  work-ing  for  the  right.  Nev 

lift  the  gloom.  Then  may  it  ne’er  grow  dim.  Nev 

fair  and  bright  Be-yond  this  world’s  al  - loy.  Nev 

bless’d  by  thee.  Your  Fa-ther  glo  - ri  - fied.  Nev 


er  hide  your  light, 
er  hide  your,  etc. 
er  hide  your,  etc. 

your,  etc. 


shine. 


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Let  Youv  Llffht  Shine!  — Concluded. 


Chorus. 


1.  We  are  sail  - inj>  on'  the  o - cean,  To  a home  beyond  the  tide,  \jjark!  wehear 
Sing  - ing  songs  of  glad  ho  - san  - nas,  As  thro’  calm  and  storm  we  ride.  / 

2.  When  the  waves  are  rushing  mad.-ly,  On  the  storm -y  an-grydeep 
Fear  we  not,  for  Christ  our  cap-tain  Ev  - er  calms  the  storm  to  sleep 

3.  Guide  our  bark,  our  Savior  guide  it,  O - ver  to  the  oth  - er  shore; 

When  we  all  are  safe-ly  o - ver.  We  will  praise  Thee  ev  - er- more 


the  voi-ces 


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’ V Hark ! we  hear,  etc. 

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We  are  com  - ing,  we  are  coming.  Soon  our  voy 


age  will  be  o’er. 


calling. 


Calling  from  the  other  shore, 


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We  are  coming,  we  are  coming, 


Soon  OUT  voyage  will  be  o'er. 


/ 

/ 10  The  (Joldeii  Day! 


M.  S.  S.  W.  S. 


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go  - ing  where  the  shad  - ows,  The  deep  shad  - ows  nev  - er  fall,  Where  a 

go  - ing  where  the  love-beams  Shine  a • way  the  night  of  sin,  Where  af- 

go  - ing  where  the  Sav  - ior  Has  pre  - par’d  a place  for  me;  He  will 

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bright  and  fade  - less  glo  - ry,  Beams  a - round  and  o - ver  all; 

fee  - tion’s  con  - slant  breath  - ing,  Fans  the  life  that  is  with  - in; 
guide  me,  sure  - ly  guide  me,  Where  His  glo  - ry  I may  see; 


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The  Golden  Day  ! — Concluded. 

Chorus. 


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light  is  grow-ing  bright-er,  As 
from  that  world  ce-les  - tial,  Soft 
hear  ray  guardian  whis  per,  O 


I near  the  gold  - en  day. 
ly  o’er  my  sen  - ses  steal, 
be  - hold  the  shin-ing  dav  ! 


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The  li<^ht  shines,  etc. 

The  light  shines,  etc. 

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Pass  Not  By. 


[Especially  m,pprtpriate  after  a consideration  ef  the  passage,"  of  Nazareth  passeth  by/’  hut  well  suited  to  express  at^ 

itrong  desire  for  the  Savior's  coming.  The  author  of  the  poem  calls  it  the  “ Cry  of  the  Church."] 

K Words  by  Mrs.  E.  C.  Kinney,  / May  he  sung  as  a Solo.)  Music  by  Geo.  F.  Root. 


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lath  we  lie.  Pass  not  by,  pass  not  by!  ] 

let  Thee  go.  Pass  not  b^\  pass  not  by ! 

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Pass  not,  pass  not  by! 
Pass  not,  pass  not  by! 
Pass  not,  pnss  not  by! 


Lord  ful-fill  Thy  prom-ise  now,  Pour  Thy  Spir  - it 
To  Thy  gar-ments  we  will  cling.  All  our  needs  be- 
Breathe,  O breathe  on  us,  we  pray  ! Tar  - ry  not,  Lord, 
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Cast  thy  Bread  Upon  the  Waters. 


13 


M A.  S. 


S.  W.  Straus. 


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I Cast  thy  bread  up  - on  the  waters,  'Twill  return  some  bth  - er  day,  Thus  the  heart  that  nev  - er  fal-ters, 

2.  In  the  vale  or  on  the  mountain,  Where-so-e’er  thy  lot  may  be.  Smite  the  rock  where  sleeps  the  fountain, 

3.  Cast  thy  bread  up  - on  the  waters.  Unseen  hands  will  bear  it  on.  For  the  bless  - ed  life  that  hun-gers, 


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Feeds  the  hun  - gry  by  the  way. 
That  the  pil  - grim  fain  would  see. 
Oft  is  fed  by  hands  un-known. 

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Cast  thy  bread  up  - on 
Cast  thy  bread,  etc. 
Cast  thy  bread,  etc. 


wa-ters.  And  it  shall  be  gath-ered 


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ma-ny  days  hence.  Cast  thy  bread  up  - oh  the  wa-ters,  And  it  shall  be  gath-ered  ma  - ny  days  hence. 
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14  Come  to  Me.' 


Mary  A.  Straub.  S.  W.  S. 


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er  - ror  dark,  Walk  in  the  per  - feet  day;  I’ll  give  you  rest  from  all  your  toil,  Your 

wait  - ing  stand,  With  joys  for  - ev  - er  free ; O come.  I’ll  hold  thy  spir  - it  up,  And 


soul  shall  feast  on  love.  Come,  drink  where  liv-ing  wa  - ters  flow,  From  deep-est  founts  a - hove, 
guide  thy  wea  - ry  feet.  Come,  lay  your  load  of  er  - ror  down  And  walk  the  gold  - en  street. 


Come  to  Me — Concluded. 


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D.  c.  Safe  in  - ro  the  ha-ven  guide,  O,  re-ceive  my  soul  at  last. . 

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Rob’t  Morris,  LL.  D. 


Singing  from  the  Heart. 


H.  R.  Palmer.  By  per. 


1.  If  you  have  a pleasant  tho’t,  Sing  it,  sing  it;  Like  the  bird-ies  in  their  sport,  Sing  it  from  the  heart: 

2.  Ev-’ry  gracious  deed  of  his.  Sing  it,  sing  it;  Nothing  sounds  so  well  as  this.  Sing  it  from  the  heart : 

3.  Are  you  weary,  are  you  sad  ? Sing  it,  sing  it;  Make  yourselves  and  others  glad,  Sing  it  from  the  heart; 


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Does  the  ho  - ly  spir-it  move.  For  the  lambkins  of  his  love.  Sing  and  point  the  fold  above.  Sing  it  from  the  heart. 

How  he  walk’d  upon  the  wave,  Rescu’d  Laz’rus  from  the  grave,  Died  our  guilty  souls  to  save.  Sing  it  from  the  heart. 
An-gels  no  be-fore  his  face  Sing  of  his  redeeming  grace ; Give  the  Savior  endless  praise.  Sing  it  from  the  heart. 


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Andante. 


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2.  Clos  - er,  by  day,  tho’  my  sky  be  all  bright,  Clos  - er,  still  clos  - er  when  fall  - eth  the  night ; 

3.  When  to  the  Jor  - dan  of  death  I de-scend,  Dan-ger  I’ll  fear  not,  if  Christ  be  my  friend- 

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Earth  has  no  spot  where  with-out  Him  I’m  safe.  Time  has  no  mo  - m.ent  I need  not  His  grace. 
Breast-ing  the  bil  - lows,  my  death-song  shall  be,  Clos  - er,  still  clos  - er,  my  Sav  - ior,  to  Thee. 

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Shelter  Near  the  Cross. 


Ina  M.  Schaeffer.  J.  H.  Leslie. 


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2.  When  the  waves  are  mad- ly  dash-ing.  And  the  dark  - ness  veils  the  skies;  When  in  wild  de- 

3.  As  the  morn-ing  light  approaches,  Slow  - ly  dis  - ap  - pears  the  night,  Bright  a - cross  the 

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spair  and  an-guish  Burn-ing  tear-drops  blind  my  eyes;  From  a - far,  be  - yond  the  0 - cean. 

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There  is  shel-ter  near  the  cross.” 

Pu  - ri-fied  from  sin  and  dross,  Where  my 

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M.  S.  Cheerful. 


S.  W,  S. 


There’ll  he  Joy  Beyond  the  River. 

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1.  There’ll  be  joy 

2.  There’ll  be  joy 

3.  There’ll  be  joy 

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that  bright  ce  - les  - tial  shore, 
that  beau  - teous  shin  - ing  strand, 
we  hear  the  words  a - new,  ' 
our  trou  - bles  all  are  o’er. 


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meet  with  those  long  parted.  Greet  the  loved  ones  gone  be-fore.  There’ll  be  joy,  sweet  - est  joy.  When  we 

wake  to  fade-less  glo  - ries.  Re  - u - ni  - ted  hand  in  hand.  There’ll  be  joy,  etc. 

bless  - ed  of  my  Fa  - ther.  To  the  home  prepared  for  you.”  There’ll  be  joy,  etc. 

meet  to  love  for- ev  - er.  Meet  to  part  no  more,  no  more!  There’ll  be  joy,  etc. 

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meet  each  oth-er  there.  There’ll  be  joy  be  - yond  the  riv  - er.  When  we  meet  each  oth  - er  there. 

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In  the  Shelter  of  the  Rock! 


Rev.  Elisha  Hoffman 


1.  In  the  shel  - ter 

2.  ’Neath  the  shel-ter 

3.  Shel-ter’d  in  the 

4.  From  the  shel  - ter 


of  the  Rock,  Je  - sus,  hide  me,  That  no  e - vil  and  no  harm  May  be -tide  me. 
of  the  Rock,  Lord,  receive  me;  When  the  tempests  gather  round,  Nev-er  leave  me. 
o - pen  Rock,  Fa-ther,  hear  me;  With  the  blessings  of  Thy  love.  Sweetly  cheer  me. 
of  the  Rock,  Fa-ther,  take  me.  When  the  glo-ries  of  yon  heav’n  Shall  a- wake  me. 


Boldly. 


Christian^  the  Morn. 


21 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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1.  Christiaji,  the  morn  breaks  sweetly  o’er  thee,  And  all  the  midnight  shad-ows  flee,  TingM  aie'the  dis  - tant 

2.  Toss’d  on  time’s  rude,  re  - lent-less  sur-ges,  Calm-ly  composed,  and  dauntless  stand.  For  lo!  beyond  those 

3.  Cheer  up!  cheer  up!  the  daybreaks  o'er  the^*,  Bright  as  the  summer’s  noontide  ray,  The  star-gem’d  crowns  and 

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skies  with  glo-ry,  A bea  - e^on  light  hung  out  for  thee;  A - rise! 
scenes  e-mer-ges  The  height  that  bounds  the  promis’d  land ; Be-hold ! 
realms  of  glo-ry,  In-vite  thy  hap-py  soul  a -way;  A- way! 

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be-hold!  the  land  is  near-ing,  Where 
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name  is  gra-ven  on  the  throne;  Thy  home  is  in  the  world  of  glo-ry.  Where  thy  Redeemer  reigns  a -lone, 
the  wild  sea-storm’s  rage  is  o’er;  Hark ! how  theheav’nly  hosts  are  cheering, See  in  what  throngs  they  range  the  shore, 
name  is  gra-ven  on  tlie  throne;  Thy  home  is  in  the  world  of  glo-ry.  Where  thy  Redeemer  reigns  a - lone. 

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Let  Every  Heart  Rejoice! 


S,  W.  Straub. 


Chorus. 


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1.  Let  ev  - ’ry  heart  re-joice  and  sing,  Let  cho  - ral  an  - thems  rise;  ^ -p  tt  • . .. 

Ye  rev  - ’rend  men  and  child  - ren  bring  To  God,  yo  ir  sac  - ri  - fice;  / ^ ^ 

2.  He  bids  the  sun  to  rise  and  set;  In  heav’n  his  povi^’r  is  Icnowm,  \ 

And  earth  sub-dued  to  Him  shall  yet.  Bow  low  be -fore  his  throne;/ 

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Gentle. 


God  is  Love. 


Haydn,  arr.  by  S.  W.  S. 

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1.  List  to  the  song,  beau-ti-ful  song,  God  is  love,  God  is  love,  Hear  the  voi-ces,  for-ev  - er  they  tell, 

2.  Hear  in  the  breeze,  whispering  breeze,  God  is  love,  God  is  love,  Hear  the  voi-ces,  etc. 

3.  Hear  in  all  things,  heau-ti-ful  things,  God  is  love,  God  is  love.  Hear  the  voi-ces,  etc. 

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Soft-ly,  soft  - ly  the  glad  echoes  swell,  God  is  love,  God  is  love,  Sweet-ly  they  whis-per  his  love. 

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Eben  E.  Rhxford. 


Going  Home, 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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Watchman,  Awake! 


Rev.  H.  B.  Hartzi-kr. 


H.  S.  Pbrkins. 


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1.  O - ver  a dis-mal  waste  of  years,  O-ver  the  waves  of  blood  and  tears, Over  the  graves  of  the  martyr’d 

2.  O-ver  the  self  - ish  dreams  of  men,  O - ver  a world  un-read -y  then,  Soon  shall  a deepening  shad-ow 

3.  Soon  shall  the  smiling  valleys  sing,  Un  - der  the  feet  of  Christ  the  King!  Echo  shall  hurry  the  song  a- 


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O - ver  the  tombs  of  the  buried  past,  Ech  - o.es  the 
mg  in,  to  the  trumpet’s  call,  Christ  the  Im-man  - u • el,  Christ  the  King.  Roy-al  - ly 
from  star  to  star.  Till  on  the  rich  gold- en  harps  on  high.  An  - gels  will 

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swell  of  the  trumpet  blast, 
borne  on  the  tempest  wing, 
car  - ry  the  tid  - ings  liy. 


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Watchman,  awake ! for  the  ramparts  are  shaking!  Rise  from  thy  slumber,  the 
Watchman,  awake ! etc. 

Watchman,  awake!  etc. 


Watchman,  Awake ! — Concluded. 


27 


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morning  now  is  breaking!  See  the  Mil-len-i-um  red’ning  the  sky!  Zi-on,  a-rise!  your  redemption  is  nigh! 

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are  lit  - tie  soldiers,  Fighting ’gainst  the  w^rong;  We  can  do  but  lit  - tie,  But  may  help  the  strong, 
are  weak  and  fee  - ble.  But  will  fol-low  on;  Friends  will  kindly  help  us.  Striving  ’gains  the  wrong. 


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Fight-ing  for  the  right;  Lit-tle  deeds  of  goodness.  Keep  our  banner  bright. 
We  will  fol-low  him.  Till  with-in  his  man-sions,  We  are  safe  from  sin. 

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1 


Chorus. 


lelo  to  fie^ht  a^ainstn  t 


( Come,  and  join  our  glorious  ar  - my.  Help  to  fight  against'’ 
( Come,  our  Leader  loves  the  child-ren, 


the  wrong 


He  will  save  us  from  the  wrong. 


28 


Lore  Your  Enemies. 


M.  S. 


Mrs.  S.  W.  Straub. 

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1.  May  love  each  bet-ler  tho’t  renew,  And  ev’-ry  passion  vile  subdue;  Be  love  enthron’d  within  the  soul,  Let 

2.  Love  them  that  hate  you,may  they  knowThe  beauties  that  thy  love  can  show ; O thou,the  erring  heart  can  win,Re- 

3.  Fa-ther,  forgive  them,  Jesus  said.  Then  meekly  bow’d  his  dying  head;  O pray  for  them  that  injure  you,  And 




anger  ne’er  the  heart  control.  Let  en 
new  the  good,  and  crush  the  sin.  Let  en 
be  his  own  dis-ci-ples  true.  Let  en 


vy  and  ha 
vy,  etc. 
vy,  etc. 


tred  no  rest 


ing  place  find. 


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H-  I U- 


^ ^ ^ 

Let  en-vy  and  hatred  no  resting  place  find,  Let  en-vy  and  hatred  no  resting  place  find  ; Be 


Egr;— 


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gen-tle  and  lov-ing,  forgiving  and  kind  ; Be  gentle  and  lov-ing,  for-giv-ing  and  kind. 


^ 

gen-tle  and  loving,  for-giv-ing  and  kind. 


Trust  ill  Ood,  the  Right  will  Triumph!  29 

s.  w.  s. 


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1.  Trust  i 

2.  Trust  ii 

3.  Trust  ii 

4 

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n God,  your  great  Cre  - a - tor, 
a God,  and  be  a sol  - dier  F 

1 God,  and  be  not  wea  - ry  ( 

L ^ . A ^ ^ ^ 

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s well,  it  is  well;  Right  will  0 - ver- 

le  right,  for  the  right ; Be  a con-qu’ror 

ly  life,  of  thy  life;  By  and  by  the 

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come  all  er  - ror,  ’Twill  be  well,  ’t 

in  the  • war  - fare  For  the  right,  f 

right  will  tri-nmph — End  the  strife,  e 

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will  be  well.  Trust  in  God,  the  right  will  triumph, 

ar  the  right.  Trust  in  God,  etc. 

nd  the  strife.  Trust  in  God,  etc. 

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30 


Beantifnl  Home 


Words  and  Music  by  H.  R.  Palmer,  by  per. 


i=i~i 


5 v-^- 


1.  There  is  a home  e - ter  - nal.  Beau  - ti  - ful  and  bright,  Where  sweet  joys  su  - per  - nal  Nev-er  are  dim’d  by  night; 
2'.  Flow-ers  for  ever  are  springing  In  that  home  so  fair,  Thousands  of  children  are  sing  - ing  Praises  to  Je  - sus  there; 
3!  Soon  shall  I join  that  an  - them  Far  be-yond  the  sky,  Je  - sus  became  my  ran-som.  Why  should  I fear  to  die  ; 


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White  rob’d  angels  are  sing-ing  I 
How  they  swell  the  glad  an-them  ! 
Soon  my  eyes  will  be  - hold  him,  S 

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Sv-er  around  the  bright 
Ev-er  around  the  bright 
5eat-ed  up-on  the  bright 

^ ^ A A .. 

throne ; ^ 
; throne ; \ 
; throne ; 

Vhen,  0 when  shall 
Vhen,  0 when  shall 
I'hen,  0 then  shall ' 

bcvrjzd 

I see  thee, 

I see  thee,  ! 
I see  thee,  ' 

Beautiful,  beau-ti  - ful 
Beautiful,  beau-ti  - ful 
Beautiful,  beau-ti  - ful 

home. 

home. 

home. 

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Chorus. 

— N'~h~N 


5-41- 


Home,  beau-ti-fnl  home. 


Bright  beau-ti  - ful  home.  Home,  home  of  our  Sav  - ior.  Bright  beau-ti  - ful  home. 


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n-W--W- 

Beau-ti  - ful 


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home. 


■y-i?' 

Beau-ti  - ful  home. 


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Beau-ti  - ful 


Nerer  Cease  to  Labor. 


31 


Rev.  E.  A.  Hoffman,  Boldly. 


N S 


05<:- 


N- 


S,  W.  Straub. 


1.  Nev  - er  cease  to  la-bor,  brother,  While  there’s  work  to  do,  Christ,  the  Mas -ter,  calls  to  du  - 

2.  Nev  - er  cease  to  la-bor,  brother.  Lest  some  soul  be  lost.  Drift  - ing  to  the  shore  e - ter  - 

3.  Nev  - er  cease  to  la-bor,  brother.  Till  the  day  is  done.  Till  the  Mas -ter  calls  you  high 


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Chorus. 


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And  he  calls  to  you. 
Help  - less,  tempest  - toss’d. 
And  the  crown  is  won. 

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Nev  - er,  nev  - er, 
Nev  - er,  etc. 

Nev  - er,  etc. 

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nev  - er,  nev  • er,  1 

— p — p— = — p — p-^ 

'Jev-er  cease 

PS  - F— i • F— j ' 

to  la  - bor — nev-er 

1 — T 1 — — 

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L.  La  • La  • 

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32 


Rev.  H.  B.  Hartzler. 


Ready  to  Go. 


J.  H.  Rhebm. 


}=S=*i:3 


i=i- 


! V 

1.  An-gels,  o - pen  the  gold-en  gates;  Come,  I ' am  read  - y 

2.  Sav-ior,  come  with  ex-tend-ed  arms,  Come  with  a smile 

3.  Lov’d  ones,  come  to  the  sloping  shore,  Come  to . the  roll  - ing  ti(^ 


¥ 

to 

for 


go! 

me; 


Scat-ter  the  gloom  of  the 
Welcome  me  in  from  the 
Help  me  to  land  with  a 


-fr-?: 


-V— V — ¥ — ¥- 


-h± 


¥ ¥ ¥ 


A¥^=^ »- 


-¥ ¥- 


Chorus. 


H: 


V ‘ " ! I 'H 

si-lent  tomb,  Show  me  the  land  of  e - ternal  bloom.  Bright  with  a fade-less  glow, 
pain  and  sin,  Guid-ing  my  feet  to  the  throne  within.  Close  by  the  crys  - tal  sea. 
clasping  hand.  Welcome  me  in-to  your  ho  - ly  band.  Close  to  my  Sav-ior’s  side. 


J 


O - pen  the 

O - pen,  etc. 

O - pen,  etc. 


Id 


w— u'— y- 


5- 


Open  the  gates. 


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gates,  The  gold  - en 


-V^  V-V- 


gates. 


o 


pen  the  gates. 


¥-¥-^-¥- 


For  I am  read-y  to  go 


Open  the  gate  *,  Thegold-e" 


¥ ¥ ¥ 

Open  the  gates. 


¥ ¥ ¥ 


gates,  Open  the  gates. 


Ebbn.  E.  Rbxpord. 


m 


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Let  Me  Do  Something  for  Jesns. 


38 


u 

1.  Let  me 

2.  Let  me 

3.  I can 

4.  I will 

N _ 


-1— n — J— 


S.  W.  Straub. 

H N — K— 


do  something  for  Je  - sus,  Humble  and  meek  tho’  it 
do  something  for  Je  - sus,  Great  is  the  debt  that  I 
do  something  for  Je  - sus,  Tho’  ’twill  be  meek  at  the 
do  something  for  Je  - sus,  Hum-ble  I know  it  will 


be.  For  tho’  by  sin  most  un- 
owe— Poor  in  all  earth-ly  pos- 
hest, But  he  will  think  of  my 
be.  But  he  will  know  why  I 


L I i !.  I.  h L I t'  t ^ U 


Chorus. 


I 


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I^dE3 


wor  - thy,  * He  has  done  great  things  for  me. 
ses  - sions.  What  in  re  - turn  can  I show, 
weak-ness.  And  un  - der-stand  all  the  rest, 
do  it,  And  ’twill  be  reck  - on’d  to  me. 

-0-  ^ ♦T" 


Let  me  do  something  for  Je  - sus. 
Let  me,  etc. 

Let  me,  etc. 

Let  me,  etc. 

= 0 (• 


34 


Look  Up!  and  Persevere. 


Jifc 


p 


J.  F.  Ki^sbv. 


m 


1.  Should  sorrow’s  gate  be  o - pen’d  wide,  And  on  us  pour  a flood;  Should  hopes  we  cher  - ish 

2.  Re  - mem  - her,  if  the  night  come  not,  To  make  more  bright  the  morn ; We  would  not  hail  with 

3.  Use  - less,  in -deed,  our  pin  - ings  are.  They  but  in  - crease  our  pain;  The  no  - bier  plan  is, 

- - - . _ ^ ^ ^ 


EE 


with-er’d  lie,  E’er  they  be  - gin  to  bud;  Should  clouds  up-on  our  pathway  rise.  And  all  seem  dark  and 
un  - told  joy  The  com  -ing  of  the  ■ dawn;  And  if  our  life  was  but  one  scene  Of  pure  un  - end  - ing 
when  we  fall,  To  rise  and  try  a - gain:  No  mat-ter  how  the stoi-m  may  rage,  Let  love  a fab  - ric 


S: 


i!=t 


Chorus.  fUzVA  energy. 


; 

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drear.  Our  mot  - to  in  that  hour  should  be.  Look  up  and  per  - se  - vere. 
bliss,  We  might  grow  weak  up-on  our  way.  And  live  our  time  a miss, 
rear;  And  as  we  gaze,  our  cry  shall  be.  Look  up,  and  per  - se  - vere. 


Look  up!  and  per-se- 
Look  up!  etc. 

Look  up!  etc. 


^ 


M — 


:| 

1 — 1 — l-  f 

35 


Look  Up!  and  Persevere — Concluded. 


1:1- 


-j — »>-« — 

1 M — ji ii-^0 ^ ^ ^ — --  TT.rii 

• " " -0-  -#•  • -0JL-0- 


vere,  Look  up!  and  per-se  - vere;  Our  mot-to  then  should  ev-er  be,  “Look  up!  and  per-se  - vere,” 


k I 

Look  up ! 


look  up 


ei 


Not  too  slow. 


Star  of  Progress. 


Weber. 


I 


J L 


-■-t- 


I 


1.  Star 

2.  Oh. 


of  pro  - gress,  guide 


ward  By  thy  ev  - er  glo  - rious  light, 


il  - lume  our  souls  when  sor  - row  Gath  - ers  clouds  a - round  our  hearts. 


3.  Shine  thou  on,  thou  star 


ry 


to 


ken.  Of  the 


a— <g- 


I 


joys  that  are 

-f-' 


to 


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S'  c ® 

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May  our  mot  - to  e’er  h 

Show  to  us  the  joy  - ( 

When  by  love’s  bright  chain  1 

! 

^ ^ ^ I O' 

»e — ‘On -ward,’  Swerve  not  to  the  left  nor  right. 

DUS  mor  - row.  Which  but  life  and  joy  im  - parts, 

an  - bro  - ken.  We  shall  all  be  gath  - er’d  home. 

1 

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36 


We  Should  Hear  the  Angels  Singing!  From  Golden  Rule,  by  per. 


Katb  Cambron. 


S,  W.  Straub. 


5 


- . - -# 

jpi 

1.  If  we  on  - ly  sought  to  brlght-en 

2.  If  we  on  - ly  strove  to  cher  - ish 


3.  If  it  were  our  aim 

4.  If  we  on  - ly  did 

♦ 1*-  ’ ^ 1*" 


Ey  - ’ry  path -way  dark  with  care,  If  we  on  - ly  tried  to 
Ev  - *ry  pure  and  ho  - ly  thought,  Till  with-in  our  hearts  should 
to  pon-der  On  the  good  that  we  might  win.  Soon  our  feet  would  cease  to 
our  du  - ty,  Think-ing  not  what  it  might  cost.  Then  the  earth  would  wear  new 

I - ^ t-  4L  ^ 


0-^ 


m 


Chorus. 


I 


m. 


light-en  All  the  bur  - dens  oth-ers  bear; 

per -ish  All  that  is  with  e-vil  fraught; 

wan-der  In  for  - bid  - den  paths  of  sin. 

beau-tv.  Fair  as  that  in  E - den  lost ; 

it « g— r-#-^ A-# 0—t-0-*— 


✓ 

We  should  hear  the 
We  should  hear,  etc. 
We  should  hear,  etc. 
We  should  hear,  etc. 


an 


gels  sing-ing, 


All 


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feel  that  they 

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Follow  Him 


37 


M.  S.  • S.  W.  S. 


-! N--] 

fs 

-J  M it  t - 

V.  ^ r-^ 

n — M — 

1.  je  - sus  says,  Come 

2.  Lit  - tie  chil-dren,  ] 

3.  Do  the  right,  and  : 

~i — «-T- 

; fol  - low  me,  I 
hear  the  call,  I 
nev  • er  fear,  ^ 

1 

’m  the  Truth,  the 
ie  will  guide  you 
lev  - er  from  your 

±T-7-tl  . 

-# # — 

Life,  the  Way; 
in  the  way; 
Sav-ior  roam; 

f-rt  r 

Nev-er  from  his  g 
He  will  save  you  1 
Fho’  sometimes  the 

Lj 

rood-ness  flee, 
rom  the  wrong, 
way  he  drear. 

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Hear  his  call  - ing,  and  o - hey. 

Fol  - low,  fol  - low. 

fol  - low  Him,  He’s  the  Life,  the 

Turn  your  foot-steps  when  they  stray. 

Fol  - low,  fol  - low. 

etc. 

It  will  lead  you 

to  your  home. 

Fol  - low,  fol  - low. 

etc. 

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38 


We  shall  Know  Each  Other  There. 


Allegretto.  Robert  Thallon,  Jr. 


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T.  In  the  land  of 

2.  Will  they  wel  ■ come 

3.  Harpstrings,  touch’d  by 

H- 

an  - cient  sto  - ry,  V 
us  in  heav  - en,  1 

an  - gel  fin  - gers,  I 

* • 

/here  the  spir  - it  k 
rhey, the  loved  of  1 
dur  - mur  in  my 

J J 

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nows  no  care, 
ong  a - go? 
rap  - tur’d  ear; — 

-j-  — b 

In  that  land  of 
kVill  the  joy  of 
Ev  - er-more  thei 

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Chorus. 


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light  and  glo  - ry,  Shall  we  know  each  oth  - er  there? 

Yes,  we’ll  know  each  oth-  - er  there, 

friend  - ly  greet  - ing.  There,  the  lov  - ing  heart  o’er  - flow? 

Yes,  we’ll  know,  etc. 

sweet  tone  whis-pers.  We  shall  know  each 

Oth  - er  there. 

Yes,  we’ll  know,  etc. 

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Yes,  we’ll  know  each  oth-er  there;  In 

—u. 1 ^ ^ S.  J 

' • • - F.^  F - F • 

that  land  of  light  and  glo-ry.  We  will  know  each  oth-er  there! 

N . Bk. ^ Ik.  . 

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Ebkn.  E.  Rexford. 


What  will  the  Recompense  Be? 

-i=i=g=? 


39 


3=5t-J: 


S.  W.  Straub. 

— ^— N- 


-^■ir 


■U 


-^rrtc 


1.  Harvester,  harvester,  gather  thy  sheaves  ! The  Master  is  coming  this  way;  My  heart  o’er  its  fol  - ly  and 

2.  Harvester,  harvester,  faith -ful  to  God,  O seek  by  the  wayside  and  find,  Grown  in  the  weeds  where  the 

3.  Harvester,  harvester,  work  with  a will,  Soon  will  the  harvest  be  done ; While  standing  in  i-dle-ness, 

4.  Harvester,  harvester,  dal  - ly  no  more,  And  think  what  the  Master  would  say,  “O  gather  the  sheaves  till  the 


srifiilli 

V ^ U U I?  P 


:=f; 


fi  \r\r  1 


Chorus 


i-dleness  grieves  And  the  hours  it  has  squander’d  a - way. 
rank  brambles  nod.  The  wheat  for  the  sheaves  you  would  bind, 
soul,  art  thou  still  ? What  have  thy  fold-ed  hands  won? 
har  - vest  is  o’er, — Go  work  with  the  reap-ers  to  - day!” 

— # — # 0 0 — r*-; — 0—0—^ • ^ — r0- 


Gath-er,  gath-er,  gath-er  the  sheaves, 
Gath-er,  gath-er,  etc. 

Gath-er,  gath-er,  etc. 

Gath-er,  gath-er,  etc. 

- 0 0 — 0- 


I I 


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y-y- 


(»k|  N|  Zf 

- ^ -j 

— i-.; — K-- jz — iz_j. 

Bound  in  the  harvest  by  thee;  Osoul,if  thy  hand  hath  pluck’d  nothing  but  leaves.  What  will  therecomjjen^e  be? 


✓ ✓ ✓ 


40 


Rev.  J.  Straub. 
Cheerfully. 


All  will  be  Well  Again! 

^ i > 


S.  W.  Straub. 


9 


«-T- 


O pil  - grim,  look  for  - ward  to  glo  - ry,  Tho’ sor  - row  and  weep- ing  are  here;  The 

2.  On  earth  we  have  an  - guish  and  sad  - ness,  And  pain  is  the  lot  of  this  life;  We’re 

3.  Have  faith, then,  a lit  - tie  while  Ion  - ger.  By  watch-ings  and  pray’rs  to  pre-vail;  The 


tl2=^: 


4: 


Chorus. 


^ ^ N 


* [ 

--■0—0^0— 0^-0~-iL — t 


— - ^ r 

Mas  - ter  has  left  the  glad  sto  - ry.  How  an  - gels  in  heav-en  ap-pear.  On  - ly  a lit-tle  more 

told  that  a - hove  there  is  glad  - ness.  And  ended  the  toil  and  the  strife.  On  - ly  a lit-tle,  etc. 

light  from  a - hove  will  grow  strong-er,  Al-low  not  thy  cour-age  to  fail.  On  - ly  a lit-tle,  etc. 


✓ ✓ ✓ 

sigh-ing,  On  - ly  a lit-tle  more  pain,  On  - ly  a lit-tle  more  weeping,  And  all  will  be  w'ell  a-gain! 


■s»- 


IS 


■ir  it 


Joy  to  the  World! 


41 





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1.  Joy  to  the  world!  the  Lord  is  come:  Let  earth  . re  - ceive  her  King;  Let 

2.  Joy  ■ to  the  earth,  the  Sa  - vior  reigns ! Let  men  their  songs  em  - ploy ; While 

3.  No  more  let  sins  and  sor  - rows  grow,  Nor  thorns  in  - fest  the  ground ; He 

rs  . 


mi 


ev  - ’ry 
fields,  and 
comes  to 


heart  pre  - pare  him  room.  And  heav’n  and  na  - ture  sing.  And 

floods,  rocks,  hills,  and  plains.  Re-peat  the  sound -ing  joy.  Re- 
make his  bless  - ings  flow.  Far  ‘as  the  curse  is  found.  Far 

====t=:rr — f— g=gzz 


A^d  heaven 


and 


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heavV  and  na  - ture  sing, 
peat  the  sound  - ing  joy, 
as  the  curse  is  found, 


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n- 


And  heav’n. 

and 

heav’n 

and 

na  - 

ture  sing. 

Re  - peat, 

re 

peat 

the 

sound 

- ing  joy. 

Far  as. 

far 

as 

the 

curse 

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And  heav'n,  and  na  - ture  sing, 


sing. 


The  Christian  Father-Land. 


Ebhn  E.  Rexford. 


S.  W.  Straub. 


1.  Heav’n  is 

2.  Heav’n  is 

3.  Heav’n  is 

4.  To  thee, 


the  Christian’s  fa  - ther-land ; We’re  far  a - way  from  home,  And  home-sictc  hearts  will 
the  Christian’s  fa  - ther-land ; And  with  faith’s  clear  - er  sight,  We  see  onr  Fa-ther’s 

the  Christian’s  fa  - ther-land ; Home  of  my  soul,  to  thee  I stretch  an  ea  - ger, 

oh,  well-loved  fa  - ther-land ; My  heart  is  al  - ways  ti'ue;  Mv  soul  is  full  of 

^ ^ ^ ^ J(L 

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t- 


Chorus. 


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un  - der-stand.  How  wea  - ri  - ly  we  roam, 
beck’ning  hand.  And  flash -ing  bea  - con  light, 
long  - ing  hand,  A - cross  the  sound-ing  sea. 
rap  - ture  grand,  To  see  Thy  hills  in  view. 


Heav’n  is  , the  Chris-tian’ 
Heav’n  is  the,  etc, 

Heav’n  is  the,  etc. 

Heav’n  is  the,  etc. 


I 

fa  - ther-land,  Tho’ 


far  and  wide  we  roam;  Yet  some  day,  at  the  King’s  command,  We’ll  all 

^ 4L  p p ^ ^ JL  ^ t:'  t: 


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Maria  Straub. 


43 


He  Lores  Me,  Too.  (Infant  Class.) 

S.  W.  Straub. 




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ow  fall,  It  meets  His  ten  - der  view ; If  God  so  loves  the 
le  field,  Per-fumes  each  lil  - y bell ; If  He  so  loves  the 
id  flow’rs.  And  all  things,  large  and  small ; He’ll  not  for  - get  His 

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know  He  loves  me,  too;  Be -cause  He  loves  the  lit  - tie  things,  I know  He  loves  me, 

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44 


I am  Waiting. 


G.  W.  HtWT, 


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I am  Waiting— Concluded.  45 


46  Worship  the  Lord  in  the  Beauty  of  Holiness ! 


M.  S.  S,  W.  S. 


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2.  O wor-rship  him,  the  fount  of  life.  Great  source  and  strength  of  ev-’ry- thing,  O cleanse  the  heart  from 

3.  O wor-ship  him,  our  Fa-ther  kind,  His  love  and  goodness  all  may  see;  Dear  Fa  - ther,  lov  - er 


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world  of  worlds.  Help  us  to  feel  thy  ma  - jes  - ty!  O worship  the  Lord  in  the  beauty  of  ho-li-ness; 

sin  and  wrong  And  bring  a ho  - ly  of  - fer-ing.  O worship  the  Lord,  etc. 

of  our  souls.  May  all  u - nite  to  wor  - ship  thee.  0 worship  the  Lord.  etc. 

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fear  before  him,  all  the  earth,  O worship  the  Lord  in  the  beauty  of  holiness;  fear  b( 

. - . . - ^ ^ ^ ^ - - 

sfore  him, 

all  the  earth. 
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Carry  Me  Over  to  Jesus.  47 

Olivk  R.  Painb.  S.  W.  Strattb. 


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e the  Shepherd  of  Is  - ra-el  stand  Beckoning  me  with  his  ra-diant  hand ; O how  fair  is  the 
h,  I fear,  for  the  wa-ters  dark  Rise  to  en-gulph  my  fee -ble  bark;  Near  - er  the  tones  of 
ir  is  the  robe  with  its  star-ry  shine ; Bright  is  the  harp  that  will  soon  be  mine ; Voic-es  of  earth  do  ye 

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mu  - sic  glide,  Near  - er  I come  to  the  foam-i 
bid  me  stay ; Fa  - ther,  dear  fa-ther,  I must  a 

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Near  - er  the  crown  that  will  gild  my  brow, 
Hold  - ly  the  spray  falls  o’er  my  brow, 

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Car-ry  me  o-ver  to  Je-sus’  breast;  I wc 
Cai;-ry  me  o-ver  to  Je-sus  now  ; Neare 
Cai^-ry  me  o-ver  to  Te-sus  now  ; Cold- 

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)uld  dwell  in  this  changeless'  rest,  Car-ry  me  o-ver  to  Je-sus’  breast. 

:r  the  crown  that  will  gild  my  brow, Car-ry  me  o-ver  to  Je-sus  now. 

•ly  the  spray  falls  o’er  my  brow,  Car-17  me  o-ver  to  Je-sus  now, 

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48 


We  shall  Meet  By  the  Rirer  of  Life. 


J.  F.  Kinsby. 


■h 


-fs- 


1.  Oil  how  sweet,  when  we  min  - gle  With  the  kin  - dred  spir  - its  here,  And 

2,  Hark!  the  words  of  our  Mas  - ter,  “Oh  be  faith  - ful,  watch  and  pray.  Press 

- ^ 


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tell  of  Je-sus  and  his  love;  When  by  faith  we  can  see  Him,  And  feel  his  presence  near, 
on  where  joys  e - ter  - nal  flow.”  Let  us  jour  - ney  to-geth  - er,  A -long  the  shin-ing  way, 

^ 0 • m . A IS 


4: 


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Chorus. 


How  it  lifts  our  long-ing  souls  a-bove. 
Sweet-ly  sing  - ing,  sing-ing  as  we  go. 


PI 


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We  shall  meet,  we  shall  meet, 

We-shall  meet,  etc. 

jy  \ I We  shall  meet,  ±y  We  shall  meet* 


-X D S — u_ 


We  shall  Meet  By  the  River  of  Life  . — Concluded. 


49 


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And  we’ll  join  their  cho  - ral  songs,  With  the  lov’d  ones,  bless  - ed  lov’d  ones  gone  be  - fore. 
^ ' /rs -0-  • M.  M.  ^ I 


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The  Lord’s  Prayer. 


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1.  Our  Father  who  art  in  heaven,  hallowed  1 

2.  Give  us  this  day  our  I 

•3.  And  lend  us  not  into  temptation,  but  de-1 

liver  J 

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be  thy  I name ; | 
dai-ly  j bread  ; | 

1^  us  fronj  1 evil ; | 

1 Thy  kingdom  come ; thy  will  be  done  on 
1 And  forgive  us  our  trespasses  ,as  we  forgive  | 
For  thine  is  the  kingdom,  and  the  power) 
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60  How  Beauteous  are  Tlieir  Feet! 


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Wake  the  Song  of  Jubilee! 


S.  W.  Stkaub. 


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2.  All  ye  na  - tions,  join  to  sing.  Praise  your  St 

3.  Hark!  the  des  - ert  lands  re-joice;  And  the  is 

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:h  - 0 o’er  the  sea!  Now  is  come  the 

IV  - ior,  praise  your  King;  Let  it  sound  from 
1 - lands  join  their  voice;  Joy!  the  whole  cre- 

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prom  -is’d  hour;  Je  - sus  reigns  with  glo-rious  pow’r!  Wake,  wake,  wake,  wake.  Wake  the  song  of 

shore  to  shore,  “Je  - sus  reigns  for  - ev  - er-more!’’  Wake,  wake,  etc. 

a - tion  sings,  “Je  - sus  is  the  King  of  kings!”  Wake,  wake,  etc. 

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62 


Jesus  Loves  Little  Children. 


Words  and  Music  by  H.  R.  Palmbr.  By  per. 


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1.  Je  - sus  loves  lit  - tie  chil-dren;  He  is  their  friend,  His  aid  he  will  lend,  Like  a shep-herd  he’ll 

2.  Je  - sus  now  doth  en  - treat  you,  List  to  his  voice.  Oh ! hear  and  re-joice;  He  is  read  - y to 

3.  Je  - sus  now  doth  command  you.  Do  not  de  - lay.  Oh!  haste  to  o - bey ; Dan-gers  dark  will  sur- 


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lead  them;  Come  to  him,  chil-dren,  to  - day. 
meet  you;  Lit  - tie  ones,  turn  not  a - way. 

round  you,  If  from  your  Sa  - vior  you  stray. 


Chil-dren  may  come,  Children  may  come, 
Chil-dren,  etc. 

Chil-dren,  etc. 


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.'Children  may  corne  to  the  Savior,  Children  may  come, Children  may  come.  Children  may  come  and  be  sav’d. 


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There’s  a Home  O’er  the  Mountain 


53 


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Words  and  Music  by  C.  R.  Reed. 

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1.  There’s  a home  far  a-way  o’er  the  mountain,  Where  trou-bles  can  harm  us  no  more,  There’s  a 

2.  Tliere  are  gar  - dens  and  beau  - ti  - ful  flow-ers.  And  loved  ones  are  wait  - ing  us  there.  Glad  to 

3.  Let  us  ev  - er  be  work-ing  for  Je  - sus.  And  ask  him  to  bless  us  each  day;  In  his 


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clear  crystal  stream  and  a fountain,  And  Jesus  invites  to  the  shore.  Then  come, come, come  to  theFountain, And 
know  that  this  home  may  be  ours,  That  Jesus  has  gone  to  prepare.  Then  come,  etc. 
word  he  has  promis’d  to  save  us,  If  we  his  commandments  obey.  Then  come,  etc.  ^ 


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54 


S.  W.  Straub. 


To-Night  He  Comes  to  Earth  Again! 

M.  E.  Servoss. 


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2 He  left  his  won-drous  home  on  high,  Where  all  was  .pure  and  ho  - ly,  To  live  on  earth  j 

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le  child.  So  gen  • tie,  meek  and  low-ly.  He  walk’d  the  way  we  all  must  walk,With 

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56 


Why  Should  I Fear? 


M.  S. 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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1.  To  stem  the  tide,  the  bil -P  wy  deep,  Why  should  I ev  - er  fear,  When  He  who  hush’d  the 

2.  Why  should  I fear  the  thrill-ing  call,“  Come  to  the  si  - lent  tomb,”  When  He  who  loves  me 


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van-quish’d  all,  Death  and  his  realms  of  gloom. 

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is  near,  O 
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per  - ils  ev  - er  nigh,  Why  should  I doubt  his  pow’r  to  save.  Who  says,  “Fear  not,  ’tis  I?” 
Sav  - ior  and  my  Friend  ; O pre  - cious  are  those  words  of  cheer, “I’m  witp  you  to  the  end.” 


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I will  nev  - er  fear  — He  calm'd  the  wave,  Sub-dued  the  grave,  O then  why  should  I fear. 


Down  Life’s  River, 


57 


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gen  - tly  floating  a - long; 


•With  strains  of  sa  - cred  song,  We’re  gen  - tly  floating  a - long. 
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58 


Animated. 


Be  on  Tliy  Guard! 


S,  W.  Straub. 


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1.  My  soul!  be  on  thy  guard!  Ten  thou  - sand  foes  a - rise;  The  hosts  of  sin  are 

2,  Oh,  watch,  and  fight,  and  pray!  The  bat  - tie  ne’er  give  o’er;  Re  - new  it  bold  - ly 

T..  Ne’er  think  the  vie  - t’ry  won,  Nor  once  at  ease  sit  down ; Thy  ar  - duous  work  will 

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press  - ing  hard  To  draw  thee  from  the  skies.  E 

ev  - ’ry  day.  And  help  di  - vine  im-plore.  B 

not  be  done  Till  thou  ob  - tain  thy  crown.  B 

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on  thy  guard,  My  soul,  Ne’er  cease  to  “watch,  and  fight, and  pray,”  ’Till  thou  dost  reach  thy  goal. 


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Hear,  0 Hear! 


59 


Maria  Straub.  With  spirit. 


W.  F.  Werschkul. 


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1.  Slumb'ring  soul  a - wake  to  clu  - ty,  Hear’thy  lov  - ing  Sav-ior  say,  Lest  ye  en  - ter  in  temp- 

2.  Midst  his  plead-ing  in  the  gar  - den,  Pray  - er  for  sub-mis-sive  pow’r.  Hear  him  to  his  follow’rs 

3.  Je  - sus  bow’d  in  deep-est  sor  - row,  Humbly  sought  to  watch  and  pray;  Be,  O be  his  true  dis- 

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tation.  Watch  and  pray,  O watch  and  pray.  Hear,  O hear  the  ad-mon-  i -tion,  Watch  and  pray,  watch  and 
saying,  “Why  not  watch  with  me  one  hour.”  Hear,  O hear,  etc. 
ciples.  Watch  and  pray,  e’er  watch  and  pray.  Hear,  O hear,  etc. 


^ r y Hear  him  say, 


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Watch  and  pray. 


60 


Happy  in  God’s  Sunlight! 


M.  E.  Servoss.  Chetrful. 

lA  ■ ' — 


S.  W,  Straub, 


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Hap-py  in 'God’s  sun  - light,  Trust  - ing  in  his  shade,  Bow-ing  meek-ly ’neath  the  rod, 

Faith-ful  is  the  prom  - ise  Of  a Fa  - ther’s  love;  Ten-der-ly  He  leads  me  on 

In  the  nar  - row  way.  Towards  the  land  of  peace  and  joy, 

Beau  - ti  - ful  and  bright.  Waits  my  com-ing  home  to  rest, 

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3.  Gen  - tly  doth  He  guide  me 

4.  And  a glo  - rious  man-sion, 

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Chorus. 


When  on  me  it’s  laid. 

To  my  home  a - bove. 

Towards  the  end  - less  day. 

In  the  land  of  light. 


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Thus  I jour  - ney,  day  by  day. 

Thus  I jour  - ney,  etc. 

Thus  I jour  - ney,  etc. 

Thus  I jour  - ney,  etc. 

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Know-ing  who  di- 


Glory,  Hallelujah ! 


61 


A.  C.  Thomas. 


Allegretto. 

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Arr.  by  S.  W.  S. 


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1.  O joy  to  earth  ! the  Prince  of  Peace  His  ban  - ner  has  un  - furl’d ; Let  strife,  and  sin,  and 

Praise  ye  the  Lord!  for  tryth  and  grace  His  word  and  life  dis  - play;  Let  ev  - ’ry  soul  His 

2.  Peace  on  the  earth,  good  will  to  men,  Em-brace  the  gos  - pel  plan;  Let  that  sweet  strain  be 

Toy  to  the  isles  and  lands  a - far!  Mes  - si  - ah  reigns  a - bove ; Let  ev  - ’ry  eye  be- 

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er  - ror  cease,  And  joy  pervade  the  world ! 1 g;  'Hal-le-lu  - jah  ! Ho- 

ove  em-brace.  And  own  its  gen-tle  sway.  J 


love 

heard  a - gain,Which  an-gel  tones  be-gan.  \ 
hold  the  star,  The  star  of  light  and  love,  j ‘ 


san  - na 


to  the  King!  Sing, 


etc. 


& 


Glo-ry  Hal-le  - lu  - jah!  Ho-san-na  to  the  King!  Sing,Glo-ry  Hal-le  lu  - jah  to  the  King  of  kings! 


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62 


March  Beneath  the  Temperance  Banner 


Rev.  Elisha  Hoffman, 


S.  W.  Straub. 


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Chorus 

V — &— 


Fill  the  air  with  cheers  of  tri-umph  'I'ill  they  thrill  the  ver  - y sky!  March  a-long!  March  a-long! 

If  we  to  our  trust  are  faith-ful,  God  will  give  the  vie  - to-ry.  March  a-long!  etc. 

Join  the  ranks,  O friends  and  brothers,  Come  and  have  your  names  enroll’d.  March  a-long!  etc. 


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Firm-ly,  bravely  march  a-long;  Fill  the  air  with  cheers  of  tri-umph.  Till  they  thrill  the  ver  - y sky! 


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Morning  Land ! 


63 


M.  E.  Servoss.  • W,  A,  Ogden. 


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2.  O morn-ing  land  of 

3.  0 morn-ing  land  of 

4.  0 morn-ing  land  of 

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sun-shine,  O sum-mer  land  of  bloom.  The  light  that  floods  thee,  day  by  day,  Flas 
sun-shine.  Our  fu-ture  home  of  love;  E - ter -nal  joys  are  laid  in  suore  For 
sun-shine,  O land  that  knows  no  sin.  Our  Mas-ter’s  wait-ing  on  the  shore  For 
sunshine, Where  naught  but  joy  can  come;  Soon  we  shall  find  e - ler-  nal  rest.  And 

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reach’d  us  here,  and  lights  the  way  To  joy  beyond  the  tomb,  To  joy  beyond  the  tomb.  O morning  land,  bright 
us,  when  this  brief  life  is  o’er.  In  thee,  our  home  above,  In  thee,  our  home  a-bove.  O morning,  etc. 
those  whom  sin  can  claim  no  more.  To  gently  lead  them  in.  To  gen  - tly  lead  them  in.  O morning,  etc. 
be,  in  thee,  for  - ev-er  blest.  Our  bright,  our  happy  home.  Our  bright,  our  happy  home.  O morning,  etc. 


u 


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:eee 


o--- 


5-P- 


^ — of~'^ 


=r=r: 


morning  land.  From  care  and  trouble  free.  When  this  life’s  duties  are  all  done.  We’ll  haste  with  joy  to  thee. 


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64 


Heayen  is  Mine 


J.  R.  Dodgb. 


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r.  Je  - sus  has  promis’d  a home  bright  and  fair,  Sor  - rows,  he  told  us  shall  ne’er  en  - ter  there, 

2.  Af  - ter  I leave  him  andwan-der  a-way.  Still  does  he  fol  - low  wher  - ev  - er  I stray, 

3.  Oh,  when  I en  - ter  that  man-sion  so  bright,  Sing-ing  to  Je  - sus  with  an  - gels  of  light, 

♦ ^ I h I N Si 

o 


"'i  V 


0 0 — 0 — 


And  that  we  there  with  the  an-gels  shall  shine,  Je  - sus  has  promis’d,  and  heav-en  is  mine. 

And  takes  me  back  to  him,  lov-ing  and  kind,  Je  - sus  has  promis’d,  and  heav-en  is  mine. 

Therewith  the  an-gels  for  - ev-er  I’ll  shine,  Je  - sus  has  promis’d,  and  heav-en  is  mine. 

^ -0-  -0-  • -0-  -0‘ 

J — 


Chorus. 

J — 1^ — 


P 


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Si 


Je  - sus  has  prom  - is’d,  heav  - en  is  mine,  heav  - 


is  mine. 


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Heayen  is  Mine.— Concluded. 


65 


S N 


Coda. 


Je  - sus  has  promis’d,  heav-en 


rit. 

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is  mine,  heav-en  shall  be  my  home, 


fcc: 


I 


heav  - en  shall  be  mine. 


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Ouardian  Care. 


Guide; 


4=i: 


1.  The  Lord  is  our  Shepherd,  our  Guardian,  and  Guide;  Whatever  we  want  he  will  kind  - ly  pro  - vide; 

2.  The  Lord  is  our  Shepherd;  what,  then,  shall  we  fear  ? Shall  dangers  affright-en  us  when  he  is  near? 

3.  A-fraid  of  our-selves,  to  pur-sue  the  dark  way.  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  be  our  com-fort  and  stay: 

J_t-  ^ 


& 0- 


Spin 


His  care  and  pro-tec-tion  his  flock  will  surround;  To  them  will  his  mercies  for  - ev  - er  a - bound. 
Oh,  no,  when  he  calls  us  we’ll  walk  thro’  the  vale,  The  shadow  of  death,  but  our  hearts  shall  not  fail. 
We  know  by  thy  guidance  when  once  it  is  past,  To  life  and  to  glo  - ry  it  brings  us  at  last. 


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We  May  Do  Good 


J.  R.  Dodob. 


66 


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e all  may  do  good 
e all  may  do  gooc 
5 all  may  do  good 

! ! !^  fe 

I- 

Where  we  of-ten  do  ill,  There  is  al-ways  a way.  If  we 
[,  In  a thousand  small  ways,  In  for-bear-ing  to  hate.  And  in  ] 
[,  Whether  low  - ly  or  great.  For  the  deed  is  not  guag’d  By  the 

! h fe  ! ^ M ^ fi 

d 9 • 9 9 

have  but  the  will; 
l^ielding  due  praise, 
purse  or  es  - tate ; 

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Tho’  it  be  but  a word  Kindly  breath’d  or  express’d,  It  may  guard  off  some  pain,  Or  give  peace  to  some  breast. 
Kind-ly  spurning  ill-will,  And  reproving  wrong  done,  Always  treating  with  love,  Ev’ry  heart  we  have  won. 

If  it  be  but  a cup  Of  cold  wa-ter  that’s  giv’n,  Like  the  widow’s  two  mites,  It  is  something  for  heav’n. 


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We  all  may  do  good,  Wher 


1.  Gra  - clous  God,  our 

As  in  hum  - ble 

D.  c.  May  thy  love,  our 

2.  Weak,  im  - per  - feet 

Let  thy  spir  - it. 

0.  c.  In  thy  fa 


Ev  - 'rj  joy 
Hum  - ble,  pen 


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ways  cheer  me,  While  I 
• - ly  hast’ning  When  an 
g,  Nev  - er’ 


day  near  - er  home, 
day  near  - er  home, 
1 my  hap  - py  home. 


Nearer  Home — Concluded.  69 


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And  crown  him  Lord  of 
And  crown  him  Lord  of 
And  crown  him  Lord  of 


all, 

all, 

all. 


Bring  forth  the  roy  - al  di  - a-dem. 
To  him  all  maj  - es  - ty  ascribe. 
We’ll  join  the  ev  - er  - last-ing  song, 

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And  crown  him  Lord  of  all. 

And  crown  him  Lord  of  all. 

And  crown  him  Lord  of  all. 


70 


Second  Great  Commandment! 


s.  w.  s. 


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1.  Love  each  oth  - er,  f 

2.  Let  the  love  enth 

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ten-der  care,  With  no  tho’t  of  earth-ly  gain.  Love  each  oth  - er,  hum  - ble  self,  All  the  law  of 
ev  - ’ry  sin,  And  the  bliss  of  heav’n  impart.  Give  the  heart,  who  gives  the  hand.  Ne’er  confine  thy 




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it  is  thy  Fa  - ther’s  will, 
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love  to  self; 

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“Love  thy  neighbor  as . thy  - self,”  Hark, 
Heed  the  sec  - ond  great  com-mand,  “Love 


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71 


Second  Great  Commandiiient ! — Concj.uded. 


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All  the  law of  love  ful  - fill,  “Love  thy  neigh  - bor  as  thy  - self,’ 

All  the  law  Love  thy  neigh  - bor 

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’Tis  the  sec  - ond  Great  Com-mand — “Love  thy  neigh  - bor 

'Tis  the  s#c  - ond  • - Love  thy  neigh  - bor 


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as  thy  - self.” 


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Mornington. 


MoKNINGI'ON. 


72 


Blessed  Redeemer! 


E.  R.  Latta. 


S.  H.  Blakesleb. 


^ — 


1.  When  the  dis-ci-ples  of  Je  - sus  Turn  from  the  Mas-ter  a - way,  They  shall  be  sure  - ly  .de- 

2.  But  if  they  fol-low  in  close-ly,  Paths  which  they  clearly  can  see.  They  shall  be  bless-ed  for- 


Q— H — -H — ~ — b—  b — b — ^ — • • « « •- 


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feat  - ed.  And  to  the 
ev  - er,  Hap-py  they 

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ev  - er 

a 

shall 

prey. 

be. 

Then  keep  us,  O 
Then  keep  us,  etc. 
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bless-ed  Re  ■ 

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blessed  Re-deem  - er. 


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Thou,  our  de-liv-er  - er  be, Keep  us,  O blessed  Re-deem  - er,  Lest  we  should  Avander  from  thee. 


0 I — r-^—^ — 1^ — ^riyiZvixt: ^__x 0—0 — “ 

de  - liv-er-er  be 


— #-v - 
Thou 


our 


Sabbath  Riest.  73 

.Maria  Straub.  ' S.  W.  S. 

1 ^ ^ ^ I - 1 ^ . 


— 1- 

1 

1.  Oh,wel 

2.  Oh,wel 

3.  OK,wel 

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Icome,  welcome 
Icome,  welcome 
Icome,  welcome 

• • • 

Sabbath  day,  Swee 
Sabbath  day.  We  1 
Sabbath  day, Agair 

rJ — ^ 

r'  i 

:» 

t day  of  rest,  glad 
janish  now  all  toi 
lourlongingheart 

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-9 — » — » — 

Ej 

day  of  rest;  Rest 
Is  and  cares;  We’] 
sarebless’d;Tole 

• ^ ^ 

t~ TT- 

wea-ry  one  a-1 
11  lift  our  souls  tc 
arnofheav’nand 

r#  -A — i n 

i{_« 

ong  life’s  way, 

» high-er  joys, 
heav’nly  things; 

t-z£S 

tb=M^zJ 

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t 

' 1 ' 1 

-f— F— 
1 1 

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Chorus. 


t=z.^=£i—t==i==3=^3^t=:S=t=S= 


3 


§3i3 


O soothe  thy  wea  -ry,  troubled  breast.  Rest,  wea  - ry  one  in  thy  jour-ney  of  life,  Dawn  in  thy  breast, 
And  find  re -pose  in  pray’r  and  praise.  Rest,  wea  - ry  one,  etc. 

Is  ho  - ly  rest,  sweet  Sabbath  r^t.  Rest,  wea  - ry  one,  etc. 

=^B=^ 


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✓ 1/ 


^ 


Xzi: 


I 


heav-en-ly  rest;  Rest  from  all  toil-ing  and  turmoil  and  strife,  Soothe  the  sad  breast,  sweet  Sabbath  rest. 


^^e?-£Ee=E; 


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74 


Onward 


Mary  A.  Straub.  March  movement. 

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s 

. w.  s. 

™ it  'i  ^ #— 

1.  On-ward!  ev-er  on-ward  is  the  b 

2.  Do  not  halt  or  munnur,  tho’  the  w 

3.  On-ward ! ev-er  onward,  would  you 

^ of-  m :f-  f-  • • -0- 

rzizgnf jizg— 1 

•at  - tie  march  of  life! 
ay  seem  dark  and  long,  P 
gain  a glorious  day, 

On- ward,  be  a he  - ro  in  the  i 
*ut  your  trust  in  God,  and  trav-el 
Do  not  i - dly  loi  - ter  by  the 

strife  I 
on, 
way. 

-4 — — ]/ ^ — ]/ ^ — </ / — 

-V  ^ b* — — b— y— 

A 

A. 

! 

1 

^ 

i.  V N i A • — N 

El  - e-vate  your  banner,  with  the  i 
For  it  is  not  al-ways  dark — no  1 
Step  by  step  ad-vanc-ing,  to  your  C 

b:|=!E3^533EEr_J'^ 

not-to  “Truth  and  right,”  ' 
light  without  a day,  I 
aptain’s  great  command,  Fo 

Wave  it  in  the  glorious  noon,  and 
ios  - es  bud  and  bloom  be  side  the 
rward  press,  you’ll  reach  the  promis 

« f.  . f.  4L  , 

— -t:  r— J- 

-S^v — ^ — 

night ! 
way. 
ed  land. 

^ ^ — •> 

— y y-V ^ 

^ "tr— ^h- 

->0 # 0 # 0—  *-—0 0—f—0 L 

-y — ^y — y — 

1 

Chorus. 


^ 1 1 f^L_ 

• • J— 

El— r-  :.,  g~l 

r— 1 

i 1 

0 — , 

^ ^ ^ 5— 

1 ^ On  - ward,  on  - ward. 

» js» 1 

1 i 1 

ev  - er  on ! ’ 

Tis  the  ^-^glo  - rious 

fe£=f‘  fe 

bij — 

Bat  - tie  ciy  ! 

^ # (5 

:»zzz-g— g-^^-d 
y y ^ 

El  - e - vate  your 

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t-  H 

5 — li-4; — 

Onward — Concluded.  75 


=^— J-:?— zs=d: 

K IK ^ ^ !K-r 

1^ ^ n j Ji  # • . 

T— r-fi 

* V" 

ban  - ner,  with  the  mot  - to,  “Truth  and  Right,”  Keep  it  proud  - ly  float  - ing  in  the  sky. 

t:  jL.  ^ 

£ : — r f^rzt 1 — i-  t-:: 

• M M • ■ M ? M M — M - 

f -fl 

2?i5 -Ttf  TTZjp 

N-i^ 

^ ^ 1?' ^ ^ 

Save  Me,  Lord. 


Save  Me,  Lord. 


S.  W.  S. 


76 


Daughter  of  Zion,  Awake! 


S.  W.  Straub. 


1.  Daugh-ter  of  Zi  - 

2.  Strong  were  thy  foes, 


______  • orKAUB. 

awake  from  thy  sad-ness;  Awake,  for  thy  foes  shall  oppress  thee  no  more- 
thy  foes,  but  the  arm^  that  subdued  them.  And  scatter’d  their  legions,  was  might-i  - er  far:  ’ 


U f.  w V f suDQuea  tnem.  And  scatter'd  their  legions,  was  might-i  - er  far- 

p 3.  Daugh-ter  of  Zi  - on,  the  pow’r  that  hath  sav’d  thee  Extoll’d  with  the  harp  and  the  timbrel  should  be; 


1 — 1~ [- — b'- 


PliWigiiS 


— h 

-g-A-J-.J 

ip 

— 0- — tff- 

J 

1 

— — p { K 

Bright  o’er  thy 
They  fled  like  the  < 
Shout,  for  the 

1 i S 

**  ^ 

hills  dawns  the 
:haff  from  the  sc 

foe  is  destr( 

1 J 

-#—• 0 0-\ 

F--  ? ? 

7 '! 

day-star  of 
:ourge  that  pi 
oy’d  that  ens 

^ h b- 

glad  - ness;  A- 
-irsu’dthem;  Va 
ilav’d  thee;  Th’o 

b 

rise,  for  the  n 
in  were  their  st 
ip-press-or  is  v; 

^ ^ 

:L.  h7- 

^0--—0 0- 

ight  of  thy  : 
eeds  and  theij 
anguish’d  anc 

7-f:  ± 

k=r=F-F 

1 

5or  - row  is 
r char-iots  of 
1 Zi-on  is 

o’er. 

war. 

free. 

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i !-  y-l 

£c___L  ■ b 1 

I i ✓ 

— p:f 

1 1 b 

Chorus. 


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1 ^ 

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s 

p^i  . ^ — S: 

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rise,  a ■ 



- rise!  0 

f: 

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daugh-ter  of 

* r’* 

-0~- »—•—»- 

Zi  - on;  A-: 

■F — -(•-  -0- 

zt---g=jgz 
rise,  for  thy 

n ! \ j 

I 

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foes  shall  opj 
?Z| 

aress  thee  no 

mor  e; 

pF— p-q 

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Daughter  of  Zion,  Awake — Conci^uded. 


77 


While  We  Work  for  Jesus. 


7cyMly- 

t=f=i=Z3t=g=l'=S- 


a|— 


C.  R.  Leftwich. 

N-r— N r 


D.C,  7.  Al/  a-round  is  bright  a7id  fair.  While  we  work  for  fe  - sus, 

2.  Ev  - ’ry  face  with  pleasure  beams.  While  we  work  for  Je  - sus, 

3.  Near-er  seem  the  realms  a -bove.  While  w'e  work  for  Je  - sus, 

4.  Let  us  raise  a grate  - ful  voice,  While  we  work  for  Je  - sus, 

# ^ ^ •-  ^ ^ ^ ^ 


— h 


foy  and  peace  are  ev  - '‘ry -where, 
Ev  - ry  heart  with  rapture  teems, 
Dear-er  seems  the  Sav-ior’s  love, 
And  with  ear-nest  hearts  re  - joice, 
-m ^ — ft ft—m m 


JK Fine.  ChoruS 


While  we  work  for  Je-sus.  Come,  O come,  this  cheerful  happy  day.  Come  O come  to  Sabbath  school  away. 

While  we  work  for  Je-sus,  Come,  O come,  etc. 

While  we  work  for  Je-sus.  Come,  O come,  etc. 

While  we  workjor  Je-sus.  Come,  O come,  etc.  * 


78  We  Come  to  Thee. 

Arr.  by  M.  S.  (>*o.  W.  Chasb. 


1 

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1.  We  c 

2.  We  c 

M 

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;ome  to  thee  in  the 
:ome  to  thee  in  the 

^ 0 1*  PP 

# ^ il  r ^ 

morn  of  life,  While  the  world  seems  all  fresh  and  new;  While 
sweet  Spring-time,  In  the  glad,  hap-py  sea  - son  of  life;  Im- 

« m m m • m c m m c ^ . m 

• 1 A ; 

pp — ^ ■ ' r P r 

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life  is  fair  and  we  have  no  care,  We  will  seek  thee,  our  Sav-  ior  true;  We’ll  seek  thee,  Lord,  while 
press  thy  im  - age  up  - on  the  heart,  Fit  us  for  the  great  world  of  strife;  The  hopes  and  joys  now 


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budding  bright,  May  bloom  for'heav’n  a-bove;  Oh,  quick  - en  us  with  the  heav-en-ly  light,  Dear-est 

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We  Come  to  Thee — Concluded. 


79 


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trust  - ing-ly  come  to  thee. 
Sav  - ior,  grant  us  thy  love. 


We  come,  we  come, 
We  come,  etc. 


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We  come  to  thee,  we  come  to  thee,  we  come  to  thee,  we  come  to  thee. 


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Heavenly  Home. 

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1.  Oh,  sing  to  me  ofheav’n,  When  I am  call’d  to  die.  Sing  songs  of  ho  - ly  ec  - st.a  - sy.  To  waft  my  soul  on  high. 

2.  When  the  last  moments  come,  Oh,  watch  my  dy-ing  face.  To  catch  the  bright  ser-aph-ic  gleam  Which  o’ei  my  features  plays. 

3.  Then  to  my  rap-tured  ear.  Let  one  sweet  song  be  giv*n ; Let  mu  - sic  charm  me  last-on  earth.  And  greet  me  first  ir  heav'n 

4.  Then  close  my  sightless  eyes.  And  lay  me  down  to  rest,  And  fold  my  pale  and  i - cy  hands  Up  - on  my  life  lesa  breast 

5.  Then  round  my  senseless  clay  As  - sem-ble  those  I love.  And  sing  of  heav’n,  de-light-fuT 


heav’n.  My  glorious  home  a - bove. 





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Cho.  Thar^ ll  be  no  so^r-nrtv  there,  Therei’ll  be  no  sor-ro7u  there.  In  heazin  a~bove, where  all  is  love,  There'll  be  no  sor-row  there. 


80 


Work  in  My  Tineyard, 


kfARiA  Strata. 

Duet. 


J.  F,  Taylor. 


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1.  Why,  O why  stand  ye  here  i - die?  Hear  the  Master,  hear  him  say,  Go  and  work  ye  in  my  vineyard.  Be  not 

2.  Why,  O why  stand  ye  here  i - die?  There  is  work  for  you  to  do,  O be-hold  the  lab’rers  go-ing;  There  is 

3.  Why,  O why  stand  ye  here  i-dle?  Now  the  blessed  work  be-gin.  Help  to  vanquish  the  de-stroy-er.  Cut  them 


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i - die  all  the  day ; Hear  him  say  - ing,  sweetly  saying.  Yours  shall  be  the  sure  re  - ward,  Go  and 
al  - so  work  for  you ; All  the  lit  - tie  ones,  the  children,  Are  the  branch-es  of  the  vine;  Cher-ish 
down,  the  weeds  of  sin  ! Per-se-vere  and  la  - bor  ev  - er,  Ev  - er  keep  in  du-ty’s  line.  And  you’ll 


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Work  in  My  Yineyard — Concluded. 

Chorus. 


81 


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j be  the  great  re-ward,  Go  and  work ye  in  my  vine  - yard,  In  the  vineyard  of  your  Lord. 

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Precious  Bible 


S.  W.  S. 


M.  S. 

Not  too  fast. 


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1.  O pre-cious  Bi  - ble  ho  - I3 

2.  0 bless  - ed  book  of  prom-ii 

3.  Ye  souls,  by  Ho  - ly  Spir  - i 

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/Word!  Its  pre-cepts  pure  who  has  not  heard?  It  is  a lamp  to 

5 - es.  Our  hope  and  com-fort  in  dis-tress!  No  les  - son  gives  the  ' 
t stir’d,  Un  - fold  its  beau-ties  to  the -world;  O pre-cious  Bi-ble, 

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those  who  stray,  To  guide  them  in  the  per  - feet  way.  ’Tis  a lamp  un  - to 
migh  - ty  sage,  As  glows  up  - on  the  sa-cred  page!  ’Tis  a lamp,  etc. 
book  di  vine.  Thy  glo-ries  shall  for  - ev  - er  shine!  ’Tis  a lamp,  etc. 


our  feet. 


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light  un  - to  our  way, 


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To  guide, us  to  the  land  of  day.  Fair  land,  bright  land  of  day. 


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'Tis  a light. 


Waiting  for  the  Ansrels. 


83 


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Frank  M.  Davis, 

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1.  We  are  wait  - iiig  by  the  riv  - er,  We  are  watch  - ing  on  the  shore;  On  - ly  wait  - ing  for  the 

2.  Tho’  the  mist  hang  o’er  the  riv  - er,  And'the  bil  - lows  loud-ly  roar,  Yet  we  hear  the  song  of 

3.  And  the  bright  ce-lest-ial  cit  - y ! We  have  caught  such  radiant  gleams  Of  ^hs  towers  and  dazzling 

4.  He  has  call’d  for  many  a lov’d  one.  We  have  seen  them  leave  our  side;  With  our  Sav  - ior  we  shall 

h I ^ 1 I I . ^ .1  h I h I ^ 


Chorus. 


V.  t:  • ^ r ^ r I 

an-gels.  Soon  they’ll  come  to  bear  us  o’er.  We  are  wait  - ing  by  the  riv  - er,  We  are 

an  - gels,  V^aft-ed  from  the  oth  - er  shore.  We  are  wait  - ing,  etc. 

sun-light.  With  its  bright  and  peaceful  streams.  We  are  wait  - ing,  etc. 

meet  them,  When  we  too,  have  cross’d  the  tide.  We  are  wait  - ing,  etc. 


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watch  - ing  by  the*  sh^e;  On  - ly  wait  - ing  for  the  an-gels.  Soon  they’ll  come  to  bear  us  o’er. 


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Whfit  can  I Give  to  Jesus? 


Frank  M.  Davis. 


84 


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There’ll  be  Joy  in  Heaven! 


85 


Mary  A.  Straub. 


S.  W.  S. 


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There’ll  be  joy  in  heav’n,  our  home  on  high,  As,  one  by  one,  each  child  draws  nigh,  And  clasps  the  hand  of 
There’ll  be  joy  in  heav’n,  glad  hearts  will  burn  To  see  the  wand'rer  home  re-turn,  From  bar-ren  wastes  and 
There’ll  be  joy  in  heav’n,  the  Savior  stands.  With’  ten-der  heart  and  outstretch’d  hands,  And  smiles  to  welcome 
Lo,  the  bruis-ed  soul  looks  up  and  lives.  And  glo  - ry  to  the  Fa-ther  gives;  What  hearts  of  joy,  what 


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Chorus. 


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kindred. there,  Blest  in  a ten-der  Fa-ther’s  care.  There’ll  be  joy  in  heav’n,  glad  songs  abound.  The 

des-erts  wild,  A lov-ing,  meek  and  hum-ble  child.  There’ll  be  joy,  etc. 

in  - to  rest.  The  soul  a Fa-ther’s  love  has  blest.  There’ll  be  joy,  etc. 

ho  - ly  lays  Will  fill  the  Father’s  house  with  praise.  There’ll  be  joy,  etc. 


, 

dead’s  a-live  and  the  lost  is  found!  All  glo  - ly  to  our  God  and  King,  All  Hal-le-lu  - j?ih,  let  us  sing! 

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Shining  On! 

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Frank  M.  Davis. 


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1.  Help  us  ’mid  life’s  wild  waves  to  shine,  Bright  lighthouse  lamps  o’er  rock  and  brine ;To  guide  the  wand’rers 

2.  Help  us,  on  ev  - ’ry  dark-some  way.  To  drive  the  gath’ring  clouds  a-way;  Like  sunbeams  clear  to 

3.  Help  us,  O God!  each  in  his  place;  Fed  by  the  sa  - cred  oil  of  grace.  Like  tem-ple  lamps  for- 

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Chorus. 


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o’er  life’s  sea 


^ . . ' " ^ 

To  a safe  har-bor.  Lord,  in  thee.  Shining  on the  better  way, 

light  the  road  That  leads  to  hap  - pi  - ness  and  God.  Shining  on,  etc. 
ev  - er  bright.  To  burn  before  thee,  day  and  night.  Shining  on,  etc. 

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shining  on To  the  realms of  endless  day 


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shining  on. 


To  the  realms 


of  endless  day. 


Thy  Will  be  done. 


s.  w.  s. 


87 


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1.  What-e’er  on  earth  my  lot  may  be,  Dear  Fa-ther,  may  I yield  to  thee;  Thou  source  of  wisdom, 

2.  Oh,  should  my  fond  - est  joys  de  - part,  Be  torn  the  i - dol  from- my  heart.  Dear  Lord,  I know  it 
3-  When  darkness  falls  a - cross  my  way.  And  troub-les  sore  the  heart  dis-may,  ’Tis  joy  and  peace,  and 


When  darkness  falls  a 

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ptm-’r  di  - vine.  Help  me  to  bend  my  will  to  thine, 
is  not  ill.  If  I but  do  thy  ho  - ly  will, 
vie  - t’ry  won.  To  say,  dear  Lord,  thy  will  be  done. 

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to  say 
to,  etc. 
to,  etc. 

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thy  will  be  done,  Wher- 


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e’er  the  way  of  life  may  run;  ’Neath  shadc^w  or  the  beauteous  sun.  Dear  Fa-ther,  let  thy  will  be  done. 

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88 


Beyond  the  Gates! 


Eben.  E,  Rexford.  ^ Straub. 


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;arts,  grown  faint  and 
yes,  grown  dim  with  ’ 
ars,  grown  dull  with  < 

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wea-ry,  Could  know  what  peace  a - waits  For  all  the  tried  and 

weep-ing,  O’er  earth  - ly  grief  and  loss,  Could  see  the  crowns  a- 

dis  - cord  Of  earth  - ly  strife  and  sin,  Could  hear  one  song  of 

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wait  - ing.  The  s 
heav  - en,  A - 1 

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old  - iers  of  the  c 
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fal  - ter  And  fa 

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89 


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Old  Hundred. 


1.  From  all 

2.  E - ter 

3.  In  ev 


that  dwell  be 
nal  are  thy 


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low  the  skies,  Let 
mer  - cies,  Lord 


the  Cre  - 


’ry  land  be  - gin 


the  song; 


E - 

ter  - 

nal 

truth 

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praise  a - rise; 
tends  thy  word; 
strains  be  - long; 


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Let  the  Re  - deem-er’s  name 
Thy  praise  shall  sound  from  shore 
In  cheer -fill  sounds  all  voi  - 

nt  It 

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be  sung  Thro’  ev  - ’ry  land, 
to  shore,  Till  suns  shall  rise 
ces  raise,  And  fill  the  world 


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no  more, 
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Laboring  On 


C.  R.  Leftwich. 


j.  We  are  la  - bor  - ing  on  in  the  cause  of  Je  - sus,  La  - bor  - ing  on,  la  - bor  - ing  on; 

2.  We  are  la  - bor  - ing  on  for  our  gra  - cious  Mas  - ter,  La  - bor  - ing  on,  la  - bor  - ing  on, 

3.  We  are  la  - bor  - ing  on  for  the  gold  - en  prom  - ise.  La  - bor  - ing  on,  la  - bor  - ing  on, 


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We  will  ■ 

swell- ing  the  ratiks  ^ His  glo  - rious  ar  - my.  La  - bor  - ing  on,  la  - bor  - ing  on. 

ne-yard  we’ll  work  while  the  days  are  go  - ing.  La  - bor  - ing  on,  la  - bor  - ing  on. 

prove  by  our  works  that  we  nave  been  faith  - ful,  La  - bor  - ing  on,  la  - bor  - ing  on. 

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oright  shining  band.  When  we  reach  His  throne  a - 
tiearts  nev  - er  sad.  We  will  walk  the  shin  - ing 
pure  and  the  blest.  In  the  field  of  light  a - 

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Laboring  On — Concluded. 


91 


I>.  C.  ist  verse. 


✓ ✓ i ✓ , _ 

And  en  - joy  the  re-ward  with  the  cho  - sen  Lord,  Thro’  our  great  Re 

d'oil  - ing  on  with  de-light  till  the  shades  of  night  Take  the  place  of 
For  be-yond  the  dark  gloom  of  the  si  - lent  tomb  We  shall  rest  in 


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deem  - er  s grace, 
gold  - en  day. 
Je  - sus,  love. 


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Joyfully,  Joyfnlly. 


Rev. 


Merrill. 


S-»-€  •»- 


— q — 


Joy-ful-ly,  joy-ful-Iy,  on-ward  we  move,  Bound  to  the  land  of  bright  spir  - its  a -hove;)  f Soon  will  our  pil-grim-age 
Je  - sus  our  Sav  - ior  in  mer-cy,  says, “Come, "Joy -ful  ly  think  of  your  heav  - en-ly  home.  | (Soon  to  the  pres-cnce  of 
Sounds  of  sweet  music  there  rav-ish  the  ear,.  Harps  of  the  blessed,  youi  strains  we  shall  hear,  ) f Bright  will  the  morn  of  e- 
Fill-ing  with  har-mo-ny  heav-en’s  high  dome,  Joy  - ful -ly,  joy-ful-ly,  Je  - sus,  we  come ! j j Death  shall  be  conquered,  his 

n I ... 


end  here  be  - low, 

God  we  .shall  go; 
ter  - ni  - ty  dawn ; 
seep  - 1 re  be  gone; 

rrJt--  ri--— rr;ilcr?J.:t{=:c=tF=:p 


Now  if  to  Je  - sus  our  hearts  have  been  given,  Joy  - ful-ly,  glo  - riouft-ly  beams  that  bright  heav'n. 
O - ver  the  plains  of  that  Ca-naan  we’ll  roam,  Joy  - ful-ly,  joy  - ful-ly,  ^ safe  - ly  at  home. 


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92 


Maria  Straub. 

iispiii 


Feed  My  Lambs. 


J.  F.  Taylor. 


1.  Hear  in  ac-cents  from  a-bove,“ Seek  my  love,  oh,  seek  my  love.  For,  be-hold,  I died  for  thee- 

2.  Hear  m whis-pers  soft  and  rare,-  Make  my  lit  - tie  ones  thy  care.  Thine  the  bless-ing  then  shall  be  • ’ 

3.  Lord  to  thee  our  love  we  owe,  Help  us  all  our  love  to  show;  Welcome,then  the  words  shall  be,’ 


(S-  •- 


-O-i. 


Feed  My  Lamb. — Concluded. 


93 


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arms  en 


fold. 


Gath 


er,  oh,  gath  - er  them  in 


to 


=SE^ 

the  fold.” 


«'45: 


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1 


Tenderly  round  them  your  arms  enfold,  gath-er  O,  gath-er,  gath-er  O,  gath-er,  gath-er  them  in-to  the  fold.” 

_ --  - ^-0L  ^ JL,^  4t.  /TV 


94 


Forgive 


E.  A.  Hoffman.  S.  W.  St*au». 


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I.  When  oth-ers  of-fend  you  or  do  you  wrong,  Forgive,  forgive,  for-giye;  Don't 
' 2.  When  oth-ers  ill-treat  you  or  give  you  pain,  Forgive,  forgive,  for-give;  Don’t 

1 ^ _ ^ . m A A _ O • 

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car  - ry  a bur- den  of 
quarrel,  or  scold,  or  re- 

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rive,  for-give,  for-g 

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Je  - sus  has  kind-ly  for-j 
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giv  - en  you.  So 
Dit  - ter  smart  That 

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ve  them, they  know  not  what  they  do.  Forgive,  forgive,  forg 
e rather  the  no  - bier,  bet  - ter  part.  Forgive,  forgive,  forgi 

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I Will  Open  the  Door. 


95 


M.  Straub. 


J.  R.  Murray. 


1.  Hear  the  Sa-vior  pleacl-ingj  tell, 

2.  Shall  my  sins  and  world-ly  care 

3.  Be  enthron’d  with  - in  my  heart 


I ^ 

“I  would  show  my  love  for  thee,  Glad-ly  I with  thee  would 
Fill  my  heart  with  doubt  and  gloom?  Grant  me.  Lord,  thy  presence 
I will  let  my  i - dols  go;  Sa-vior,  now  thy  bliss  im- 


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me.  Yes,  there's  roo7)i  dear  Lord  for 


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dwell,  But  thou  hast  no 

rare,  Come,  my  Sa  - vior, 

part,  Oh,  that  I thy 

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room  for  me.” 
there  is  room; 
love  might  know ! 


Oh,  my  Sa  • vior. 
Bring  me  thy  sal 
I would  feel  the 


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heal-ing 


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bring, 

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Thee,  Come, 


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and  dwell  with  me. 


D.  C. 


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ban  - ish  none  but  thee?  For  this  sin  I 
set  me  free  from  sin.  To  thy  mer  - cies 

own  e - ter  - nal  love;  Come  and  e’er  with 


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now  a - tone,  Come,  O come,  and  dwell  with  me, 

I would  cling,  I will  free  - ly  let  thee  in. 
me  a - bide.  Fit  me  for  thy  home  a - bove. 

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God  Bless  the  Children. 


S.  W.  Straub. 


1.  God  bless  the  lit  - tie  child -ren,  God  bless  them  ev-’ry  one,  In  hut  or  hall  or. large  or  small,  P'rom 

2.  God  bless  the  lit  - tie  child  - ren.  That  Je-sus  held  so  dear.  The  waifs  and  strays  without  a home,  Or 
3-  "" 


God  bless  the  lit  - tie  child  - ren,  God  bless  them  all  a-round.  Where’er  they  be,  in  gild-ed  cot.  Or 


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rise 

those 

on 


to  set  of  sun; 
of  bet  ' ter  cheer; 
the  doorstep  found; 


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And  when  the  day  is  o - ver,  And  night  lets  down  her  wing.  May 
The  fruit  of  sin  and  mis  - ery.  Or  youthful  son  of  priae.  Their 

In  fortune’s  lap,  in  beggars’s  robe,  With  locks  of  gold  or  dun.  By 
-F—rF F- — r-|2 f pg g— — -If--,. 


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sweetest  dreams  in  pic-tures  fair.  Around  their  young  hearts  cling.  God  bless  the 
ten-der  age  no  warfares  wage.  They  blossom  side  by  side.  God  bless,  etc. 

day  and  night  I pray  God’s  might.  To  bless  them  ev-’ry  one!  God  bless,  etc. 


God  bless.  God 


child-ren. 


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Bless 


tie  chil  - dren. 


God  Bless  the  Children! — Concluded.  97 


Sunrise. 


Mozart. 


3a 


TPIfieT." 


I.  God  made  the  ris  - ing  sun,  To  shine  the  night  a-way. 
His  stead  - y course  to  run,  . ( Otnit) 

2-  God  made  the  glo-rious  sun,  T’en-liv  - en  and  a-dom; 
We’ll  praise  the  wondrous  love  ( Omit) 


Thro’  all  the  day.  } The  sunbeams  shine  so 
That  brings  the  mom.  } =“nteams,  etc; 

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fair  and  bright,To fill  the  heart  with  pure  delight;  They  are  our  Father’s  tender  smile,  Beam-ing  thro’  the  night 


-V-' 


7 


98 


Jesus  is  Waiting. 


Maria  Straub, 


5ES:g 


■:N— 


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■I 


Moorc. 


1.  Bring  in  the  chil-dren,  oh,  bring  them  all  in,  Help  them  to  turn  from  the  path-way  of  sin; 

2.  Bring  in  the  chil-dren,  oh,  keep  them  from  harm,  Save  them  from  dan-ger  and  cru  - el  a-larm; 


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b:-'rza!:ziai 


Guide  their  young  feet,  oh,  the  dan-ger  be -hold!  Bring  them  all  safe  in  the  heav’n  - ly  fold. 

Go  take  them  in  from  the  storm  and  the  cold,  Bring  them  all  safe  in  the  heav’n  - ly  fold. 

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D.  s.  Wait -mg-  to  give  them  ^ich  bless  - ings  un-told;  Bring  them,  oh,  bring  them  in  - to  the  fold. 


Boldly. 


m 


Orapple  with  the  World,  Boys. 

N S N V J ^ 


99 


S.  W.  Straub. 

N S ^ 


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1.  Grap  - pie  with  the  world,  boys,  • On  - ward  to  the  fight!  Heed  not  what  the  end  may  be, 

2.  Grap  - pie  with  the  world,  boys,  On  - ward  to  the  fight!  Ev  - er  with  the  stain-less  sword 


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Fine. 


-N — -4».-  |>  K 1^  ■ -N—  ^ I -fe— fc — h !h. 


If  you’re  in  the  right.  Tram  - pie  not  on  one  an-oth-er,  Loy  - al  hand  lend  toil  - ing  Inuther; 
Hold  the  cause  of  right.  Front  the  dan-ger — face  the  sor-row — Keep  your  eyes  up  - on  the  mor-row! 

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Stur  - dy  will  and  true  en  - deav  - or 

Per  - ils  mon  - strous  seem  a - far, 

N ^ ^ N b S lN 

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In  the  long  run  con  - quer  ev  - er. 
P'ace  them — and  they  shad  - ows  are. 

m - /r\ 

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m 


100 


The  Star  in  the  Sky.  (Christmas.) 


Dr.  J.  G.  Holland. 


S.  W.  S. 


F»- — ^ — -f- 


[.  There’s  a song  in  the  air,  There’s  a star  in  the  sky,  There’s  a moth  - er’s  deep  pray’r.  And  a 

!.  In  the  light  of  that  star,  Die  the  a - ges  impeaiTd,  And  that  song  from  a - far.  Has  swept 

].  We  re  - joice  in  the  light.  And  we  ech  - o the  song.  That  comes  down  thro’  the  night.  From  the 


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‘1/  ^ i I ^ 

ha  - by’s  low  cry.  And  the  star  rains  its  fire,  while  the  beau- ti  - ful  sing.  That  the  man  - ger  of 

o - ver  the  world,  Ev  - ’ry  hearth  is  a flame,  And  the  beau  - ti  - ful  sing.  In  the  homes  of  the 

Heav  - en  - ly  throng,  Aye!  we  shout  to  the  love  - ly  e - van-gel  they  bring.  And  we  greet  in  his 


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Beth  -le 


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m. 


^ ^ I 

hem  era  - dies  a King!  That  the  man  - ger  of  Beth  - le  - hem  era  - dies  a King! 

na  - t ions,  that  Je  - sus  is  King!  In  the  homes  of  the  na  - tions,  that'  Je  - sus  is  King! 

era  - die  our  Sav  - ior  and  King!  And  we  greet  in  his  era  - die  our  Sav  - ior  and  King! 


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Guide  Us,  Savior. 


101 


Words  and  Music  by  John  McPherson. 


Well  we  know,  if  thou  art 


i 1/  k/ 

1.  Guide  and  lead  us, dear  - est  Sav  - ior,  May  we  feel  thee  at  our  side; 

2.  Guide  and  bless  us,  heav’n-ly  Fa  - ther,  Be  thou  near  wher-e’er  we  rove ; May  thy  Spir  - it  e’er  at- 

3.  Guide  and  bless  us,  O our  Fa  - ther,  And  when  life’s  short  day  is"  o’er,  Bear  us  tSn-der-ly  to 


n p • t - 


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. 


C. 


Chorus. 


3 


3; 


It 


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near  us.  That  no  e - vil  will  be  • tide, 

tend  us.  Guide  us  to  our  home  a - hove, 

heav  - en,  Saved  from  sin  for  - ev  - er  - more, 

- A -#-  • 1 


Guide  and  bless  us,  O dear  Sav  - ior, 

Guide  and  bless  us,  etc.  ,, 

Guide  and  bless  us,  etc. 

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Thro’  the  toilsome  march  of  life;  And  then  when  life  on  earth  is  end  ed,  Take  us  home  from  pain  and  strife. 


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102 


M.  S.  Joyfully. 


Praise  the  Bountiful  OiTer! 


s.  w.  s, 




1.  Praise  the  Father,  bless  his  name,  At  whose  bid-ding  pul-ses  thrill!  Source  of  all  the  bless-ings  giv’n, 

2.  Praise  the  Father,  bless  his  name.  For  the  gift  of  his  dear  Son;  For  this  source  of  light  and  joy, 

3.  Praise  the  Father,  bless  his  name,  For  the  sol  - ace  sent  from  heav’n,  For  th.e  com  - for-ter  di-vine, 

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his  praise 

each  bo 

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fill. 

Gra  - cious  giv  - 

er 

of 

the  soul,  Foun  • 

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the 

Praise 

him,  praise 

him. 

ev  - ’ry 

one. 

“Peace 

on 

earth. 

good  will 

to  men,”  Sweet 

- est  theme 

the 

High 

- est  prais  • 

- es  shall  be 

giv’n. 

Giv  - 

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faith 

sub-lime.  That 

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life 

with  - in! 

Wake, 

my  soul. 

his  name 

a - dore. 

All 

u - nite 

his  praise 

to  sing.  ■ 

heart 

may  know ! Praise 

the  Giv 

- er!  prais 

- es  high,  Let 

in  tune 

- ful 

ac  - 

cents  flow. 

as 

a wall ! 

Men 

and  an 

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the  Fa  - 

ther,  All 

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Praise  the  Bountiful  Giver! — Concluded.  103 


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Praise  the  boun-ti  . ful,  boun-ti-ful  Giv  - er!  Praise  him,  praise  him,  praise  him  for  - ev  - er; 

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Praise  the  houn  - ti  - ful,  glo  - ri  - ous  Giv  - er!  Praise  him,  praise  him,  praise  him  for - ev  - er. 


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Pleyel’s  Hymn. 

■ ' li; 


bu  ^ ^ -#■  -#■“  V'  I*™  " 

1.  Prince  of  Peace,  con-trol  my  will ; Bid  this  struggling  n^rtBe  still ; Bid  my  fears  and  doubting  cease;  Hushmyspirit  in  - to  peace. 

2.  May  thy  will,  not  mine,  be  done;  Maythywill  and  mine  beone ; Chase  thesedoubtings  from  my  heart ; Now  thy  perfectpeace  impart. 

3.  Sav-ior,  at  thy  feet  I fall ; Thou  my  Life,  my  Lord,  my  All ; Let  thy  hap-py  ser-vant  be.  One  for-ev-er-more  with  thee. 


104 


Rev.  E.  A.  Hoffman. 


Only  of  Jesus  I’ll  Sing. 


S.  H.  Blakkslsb. 


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1.  On  - ly  of  Je  - sus  I’ll  sing!  My  Sav-ior,  Re-deem-er  and  Friend;  He  loves  me  with  tender-est 

2.  On  - ly  of  Je  - sus  I’ll  sing!  Who  purchas’d  sal-va-tion  for  me;  He  died  to  a -tone  for  my 

3.  On-ly  of  Je  - sus  I’ll  sing!  My  soul  shall  ex- ult  in  his  praise;  To  Him  let  the  heav-ens  and 


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Chorus. 




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love With  love  that  can  nev  - er  end.  Yes,  on-ly  of  Je  - sus  I’ll  sing!  My 

sin From  sin,  to  set  me  free.  Yes,  on-ly  of  Je  - sus,  etc. 

earth A grate  - ful  an  - them  raise.  Yes,  on  - ly  of  Je  - sus,  etc. 





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loqi: 


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105 


Work  and  Sing. 

M.  A.  Straub.  S.  W.  S, 


r 

H ^-i 

T.  Sing  and  work,  and  w 

2.  Sing  and  work,  and  v 

3.  Sing  and  Work,  and-w 

4-  * 

^ork  and  sing; 
,^ork  and  sing; 
:ork  and  sing; 

_J i 

'-m a — # -a 

Lift  the  hands  and 
Fill  the  hours  with 
F rom  the  heart  let  j 

f.  f. ^ ^ 

^ — 

\-0 — 0 — 0--- 

lift  the  voice, 
sweet  employ 
gladness  flow; 

W-  f ^ 1 

■ ' ^ ^ J- 

Finding  still  som^ 
; Happy  hearts  and 
Bu  - sy  hands,  and 

pf_  f?  -f?  6L 

L.0 0_ 1 

ething  to  do 
i - die  hands 
hearts  of  love 

If f f 

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Chorus. 


That  will  make  the  heart  rejoice.  Sing-ing  and  working,  work  while  you  sing,  Joy-ful -ly  work  for 
Nev-er  fill  the  world  with  joy.  Sing-ing,  etc. 

Make  for  us  a heav’n  be-low.  Sing-ing,  etc. 

^ ^ h I h 


# — g — — # — # — #- 


-e-rirk  uJl'  ^ 

— ^ — 1— - 

" r-"  ' 

— a~b — 

Je  - sus 

^ ^ 

your  King;  Hap-py 

the  heart 

that  la-bors 

in,  love.  Rich  the  bless -ings  from  above. 

— P p— 

rxrrit— 5=C--Sr=^:^_^:-rd: 

-V— ^ — L^r- 

\.~'J 

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106 


Praj  On 


^ y 'y 

pray  on,  my  broth  - er,  and  toil  to  the  end,  Your  Sav-ior  is  near  you  as  - sist-ance  to  lend; 
pray  on,  and  la  - bor,  for  - ev  - er  be  true.  Be  grateful  for  tal - ent,  and  something  to  do; 
pray  on,  my  broth  - er,  till  life’s  set-ting  sun.  And  work,  bravely  work  till  thy  la  - bor  is  done; 

^ -0-  ^ 'T' 


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1 


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Oh,  trust  in  his  goodness,  the  Lord  will  provide. 
E’er  grow  in  thy  pow-ers  and  glo  - ri  - fy  God, 
Re-mem-ber  the  words  of  thy  Sav-ior  and  Friend. 


1^ 

And  o - ver  life’s  des-ert  he  safe-ly  will  guide. 
And  Jion-or.  the  pathway  thy  Sav-ior  has  trod. 
“I’m  with  you  to  - day,  and  will  be  to  the  end.” 

^ A -tf-  -it-  -o~  N 


m 


Chorus. 


V 1 A 

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1 h N ' K 

— 

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Si-  -S  'S  • n , ® 

S'  S ,, 

^ ^ b 

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Then  pray  on  my  brother  and  toil  to  the  end, 

Je  - sus  is  near,  ev  - er  near,  say-ing 

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Pray  On — Concluded. 


107 


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Egi 


Lo,  I’m  with  you  al-ways,  trust  my  guiding  hand,  I will  safe-ly  lead  you  to  the  bet  - ter  land. 


f-  vf-  ^ ^ ^ f-  * m 


Love  Divine. 


. , . , Guilford  A.  Smith. 

N S I V ' ^ jS i_J --.--V Sri—  — .A, I ! ^ 


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✓ ' I • y 

I.  Love  divine, all  love  excelling, Joy  of  heav’n  to  earth  come  down  ! 

Fix  in  us  thy  humble  dwelling,  ( Omit?)  All  thy  faithful  mercies  crown. 


> y 

Father ! thou  art  all  com- 


2.  Breathe,0  breathe  thy  loving  Spirit  Into  ev’ry  troubled  breast;  i • •Ui  '1  j 

Let  us  all  in  thee  in-her-it;  {OmitA  Let  us  fmd  thy  promis’d  rest.  / 


passion.  Pure,  unbounded  love  thou  art ; Vis  - it  us  with  thy  sal-va-tion,  En  . ter  ev-’ry  long-ing  heart, 
liv  - er.  Let  us  all  thy  life  re-ceive;  Graciously  come  down  and  nev-er,  Nev-er  more  thy  temples  leave. 


.i 


108 


Let  Them  Cx>me  unto  Me. 


irlszrisqr; 


3ES 


I ■*■•  * r ■*■ 


I wish  that  his  hands  had  been  laid  on  my  head,  That  his  arms  had  been  thrown  a-round  me, 
Yet,  still  to  his  foot  r StO(^vdn  pray’r  I may  go.  And  ask  for  a share  in  his  love; 


109 


Let  Tliem  Come  unto  Me — Concluded. 


That 

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I might  have  seen  his  kind  looks  when  he  said,  Let  the  lit  - tie  ones  come  un  - to  me. 
if  I thus  ear  - nest  - ly  seek  him  be  - low,  I shall  see  him  and  hear  him  a - bove. 


irt: /t- • -L(* 

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Chorus. 

Let  them  come  Let  them  come 


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un  - to  me,  un  - to  me. 


110 


Our  Treasures. 


M.  E.  Servoss. 


S.  W.  Stkaub. 


^ 1 i/  • ® 

1.  Gen  - tly  as  the  wind  of  au  - tumn  Car  - ries  far  the  tint  - ed  leaf,  So  the  an  - gel 

2.  As  we  weave  the  au-tumn  treas-ures  In  - to  wreaths  of  col-ors  bright,  So  the  Mas  - ter 

3.  As  _ we  keep  the  ricn-est  leaf  - lets  Till  an  - oth-er  sprino:  shall  come,  Soi  our  Fa  - ther 


^ f- • , »i  "*■  i»  ,f- 


^ 1 r 

reap-er,  coming,  Bore  a - way  our  golden  sheaf;  Up  to  the  e - ter  - nal  sum-mer.  To  a 
sets  our  jew-els  In  his  hallowed  crown  of  light;  There  they  shine  in  wondrous  beauty,  Where  no 
keeps  our  darlings  Till  we  reach  our  heav’nly  home;  There  within  the  gates  so  pearl -y,  We  shall 


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land  all  bright  and  fair.  Where  no  storm-clouds  ever  gath-er.  We  shall  find  it  garner’d  there, 
moth  nor  rust  de-cay,  Treas-ures  in  our  Father’s  kingdom  Safe  through  all  e - ter  • ni  - ty. 
find  them  hand  in  hand,  Wait-ing  for  us  in  the  spring-time,  Of  that  oth-er,  bet-ter  land. 


-4 — 


1 


Arr.  by  Makia  Straub. 


Gentle  Savior,  Bless  the  Children. 


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1.  Gen-tleSav'  ior,  bless  the  chil-dren,  Gath-er’d  on  this  sa-cred  day;  May  they  feel*  thy  presence 

2.  Thou  hast  spo-ken  words  of  com  - fort,  “Let  the  chil-dren  come  to  me;”  Tho’  our  hearts  are  weak  and 

3.  Bless  our  school,  increase  its  num-bers,  In  all  hearts  thy  truth  in-still;  Give  us  of  thy  heav’n-ly 


111 

John  McPherson, 

N- 


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with  them.  While  they  meet  to  sing  and  pray.  Safe  - ly  through  the  week  de  - part  - ed.  Thou  hast 

sin  - fill.  We  may  bring  them.  Lord,  to  thee.  Grant  us.  Lord,  this  one  pe  - ti  - tion,  While  we 

wis  - dom.  And  with  love  each  b6  - som  fill.  When  the  day  of  life  is  end  - ed,  Bear  us 

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kept  them  by  thy  grace.;  Help  them  now  to 
wor  - ship  here  to  - day;  Bless,  we  pray,  the 
on  thy  wings  of  love;  There  to  join  the 

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feel  thee  near  them.  May  they  see  thy  lov  - ing  face, 
lit  - tie  chil  - dren,  Lead  them  up  the  shin  - ing  way. 
bless-ed  num  - her.  In  our  Fa-ther’s  home  a - bove. 

^ ^ ^ h 


112  From  Shore  to  Shore. 


From  Shore  to  Shore — Concluded 


113 


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Keep  watch  and 
Thy  praise  we’ll 
The  young  and 

tL  ti  tL 


ward, 

sing, 

old 


to  guide  and  guard, 
while  loud  shall  ring, 
may  calm  - ly  pass 


-r 

who  slumb’  rest  nev  - er. 
green  shore  for  - ev  - er. 
gel  homes  on  Jiigh. 


114 


Rowins  Against  the  Tide. 


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& 
N N 


Wilbur  A.  Christy. 


«- 

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- W-- 

-^=zzki=Ei^i^zz3 


1.  'Tis  ea  - sy  to  glide  with  the  rip  - pies, 

2.  We  float  0)1  the  beau  - ti-ful  sur  - I’ace, 

3.  And  shall  we  be  found  in  the  num  - ber, 


A - down  the  stream  of 
Our  oars  scarce  touch  the 
Who  heed  not  toil  and 


Time, 
stream, 
pain ; 


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— F» — • — • — 


✓ 


^ _ , 

But  Ah!  It  takes  cour  - age  and  pa  - tience, 
For  - get  -ing,  the  while,  that  be  - fore  us. 

Or  shall  we  drift  on  with  the  riv  - er. 


-V--N- 


A - gainst  the  cur  - rent  to. 
The  dash  - ing  tor  - rents  do 

With  Death  the  end  of  our 


ride; 

roar, 

ride. 


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Rowing  Against  the  Tide — Concluded. 


115 


And  we  must  have  strength  from  Heav-en, 
And  while  we  are  i - dly  dream-ing. 
While  oth-ers,  with  Heav’n  be  - fore  them. 


When  row  - ing  a - 
The  wa  - ters  will 
Are  row  - ing  a - 


gainst  the 
bear  us 
gainst  the 


repeat  pp. 


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Row  - ing 


Row  - ing  a - gainst  the  tide. 


Row  - ing. 


row  - ing. 


row  - ing, 


116 


The  Star-Spangled  Banner. 


Maestoso, 


mm 


It  It  ^ ’ 

1.  Oh  say  can  you  see 

2.  On  the  shore  dim  - ly  seen 

3.  And  where  is  that  band 

4.  Oh!  thus  be  it  ev 


What 


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by  the  dawn’s  ear  - ly  light,  What  so  proud  - ly  we 

thro’  the  mists  of  the  deep,  Where  the  foe’s  haugh-ty 

who  so  vaunt  - ing  - ly  swore.  That  the  hav  - oc  of 

er  when  free  - men  shall  stand  Be  - tween  . their  lov’d 


-#■  • -#• 

hail’d  at  the 
host  in  dread 
war  and  the 
home  and  the 


twi  - 
si  - 
bat  - 
war’s 

#— 


■fs- 


light’s 
lence 
tie’s  con 
des  - o 
^ 


last  gleam  - ing;  Whose  broad  stripes  and  bright  stars 
re  - pos  - es,  What  is  that  which  the  breeze, 
- fu  - sion,  A home  and  a coun 

la  - tion:  Blest  with  vie  - fry  and  peace. 


thro’  the 
o’er  the 
try,  shall 
mav  the 

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The  StJir-Spangled  Banner — Concluded 


117 


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And  ‘the  rock  - et’s  red  glare,  the  bombs  burst  - in^ ' in  air. 


it  catch  - es 
ref  - uge 


con-quer 


the  gleam 
can  save 


we 


must. 


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of  the  morn  ~ mg's 
the  hire  - ling 
when  our  cause  it 

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first  beam, 
and  slave, 
is  just. 


Gave  proof 
In  full  glo 
From  the  ter 
And  this 


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thro’  the 
ry  re- 
ror  of 
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night  that  our  flag  was  still  there;  Oh!  say,  does  the  star  - span  - gled  ban  - ner  yet 

fleet  - ed  now  shines  in  the  stream,  ’Tis  the  star  - span  - gled  ban  - ner.  Oh!  long  may  it 

flight  or  the  gloom  of  the  grave;  And  the  star -span -gled  ban  - ner  in  tri  - umph  shal 

mot  - to,  “In  G(^d  i^  our  trust;”  And  the  star -span- gled  ban  - ner  in  tri  - umph  shal 

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118 


Jesus  hath  Risen.  (Easter  Hymn.) 

Rev.  J.  Straub.  g \y^  g_ 


life 

I.  Christ 
I 2.  In  1 

1 3-  Ye' 

I 4.  O’er  d 

a 1*  i^zi 

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i-j— 1-— 

Je  - sus  now  hath 
lim  we  have  .sal  - 
na-tions,  come  be  - 
eath  he  stands  vie  - 

^ ^ -1 

L(5<  S f’ 

ris  - en,  'Xhe 
va  - tion,  Re-d 
fore  him,  Up  - 
to  - rious,  Non 

1'  1 

I.ord  of  life  and 
emp-tion  in  his  r 
on  his  words  at  - 1 
lore  that  foe  shall  ] 

^0—fi — ^ — 

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love;  All  ; 
lame ; Re-sc 
:end,  With  n 
rise,  And  li 

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;ouls  to  him  ^ire 
)und  it,  all  ere  - 
nind  -and  heart,  a - d 
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giv  - en, 
a ■ tion, 
lor  - ing 
lo  - rious 

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soul  that  thro’  weakness  Would  gain  the  Good  Land, The  soul  that  thro’ weakness  Would  gain  the  Good  I>and. 

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120 


Mrs.  F.  A.  F.  Wood  White. 


Nearing  Home. 


Mrs.  Claea  H.  Scott. 

K 


1.  At  the  door  of  my 

2.  I liave  wan-der’d  in 

3.  \’et,  perchance,  e’er  I 

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tent  I am  sit  - ting,  As  an  - oth  - er  day’s  jour  - ney  is  o’er; 

wil  - der  - ness  pla  - ces,  Un-der  skies  oft  by  clouds  o - ver  - cast; 

rest  in  that  shad  - ow.  There  stretch-es  a long,  drea-ry  way; 

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And  I think  I can  just  see  the  glim  - mer  Of  the  light  on  the  ev  - er-green  shoTl^ 

But  I know  when  my  jour  - ney  is  end  - ed,  I shall  rest  in  the  sun-light  at  last. 

And  my  heart  will  be  wea  - ry  of  wait  - ing.  As  I wmi-der  from  day  un  - to  day; 


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the  dis  tance  the  ech  - oes  That  come  from  the  land  of  the  blest; 

Per  - haps  but  a league  or  two  on  - ward.  And  the  mist  will  be  lift  - ed  be  - tween. 

But  if,  at  the  close  of  life’s  ev’n  - ing,  I may  feel  the  soft  touch  of  the  breeze 


t=t 


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Nearing  Home — Conci.uded. 


121 


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And  I long  for  the  mes-sage  of  wel-come,  N( 

And  I’ll  find  that  I stand  in  the  shad  - ow  C 

I will  wait  till  my  jour  - ney  is  o - ver,  Fc 

3W  to 
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p.  f 

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en  - ter  the  val -ley  of  rest. 

?es  with  their  ban-ner  of  green, 
ght  of  the  ev-er- green  trees, 

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I’m  long  - ing  to  en  - ter  the  val  ' - ' ley  of  rest, 


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long’- ing  to  en  - ter  the  val  - ley  of  rest.  I'm  long- ing  to  en  - ter  the  val  - ley  of  rest, 


The  beau  - ti  - I'ul  val 

M.  ^ ^ M. 


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The  beau  - ti  • ful  val  - ley,  sweet  val  - ley  of  rest. 


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The  val  - ley,  sweet  val  - ley  of 


rest. 


123 


Fall  in  Line. 


From  Golden  Rule,  by  per. 


Maria  Straub. 


1.  They  are  the  no  - ble 

2.  When  sti'ong  temp-ta  - tions 

3- 


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S.  W.  Strau*. 


and  the  true,  Who  seek  to  do  the  right; 
do  a - rise,  To  lead  us  in  - to  sin; 

The  sol  - dier  true,  goes  bold  - ly  forth.  With  firm  and  fear  - less  tread ; 


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Who  strive  to  walk  in 
’Tis  brave  to  heed  that 
With  cer  - tain  vie  - to- 

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wisdom’s  ways,  And  keep  their  honor  bright;  Theirs  is  the  bliss-ful  path  of  peace.  No  dang-er  need  they 
kind-ly  voice,  That  “still , small  voice  within.”  True  manhood  comes  of  motives  pure,  And  scorns  not  to  o- 
ry  in  view,  He  knows  no  fear  or  dread;  O fol low  bn  in  du-ty’s  line.  And  nothing  shall  a- 

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heed;  O fol  - low  then  the  good  and  true,  Wher-ev  - er  they  may  lead, 
bey  The  ho  - ly  pre-cept  love  may  give,  O fol  - low,  ’tis  the  way. 
larm;  Tread  bold  that  path,  ’twill  lead  you  where  Temptations  never  harm. 


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‘Fall  in  line,”  Foryvard  march 
'Fall  in  line,”  etc. 

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1.  Now  to  heav’n  our  pray’r  ascending,  Godspeed  the  right ! In  a noble  cause  contending,  God  speed  the  right ! 

2.  Be  that  pray’r  again  re-peat-ed,  God  speed  the  right ! Ne’er  despairing,  tho’  defeated,  God  speed  the  right! 

3.  Patient,  firm  and  presevering,  God  speed  the  right ! Ne’er  the  face  of  danger  fearing,  God  speed  the  right ! 

4.  Still  their  onward  course  pursuing,  God  speed  the  right ! Ev’ry  foe  at  length  sub-du-ing,  God  speed  the  right! 

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Chorus. 


Be  their  zeal  in  heav’n  recorded.  With  success  on  earth  re-ward-^d,  God  speed  the  right ! God  speed  the  right!. 
Like  the  good  and  great  in  story.  If  they  fail,  they  fail  with  glo-ry.  Godspeed  the  right!  God  speed  the  right  ! 
Pains,  nor  toils,  nor  trials  heeding,  And  in  heav’n’s  own  time  succeding,  God  speed  the  right ! God  speed  the  right ! 
Truth,  thy  cause,  whate’er  delays  it.  There’s  no  pow’r  on  earth  can  stay  it,  God  speed  the  right!  God  speed  the  right! 


124 


Roses  of  Life 


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W.  A.  Ogdbk 

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1.  Kind  words  and  sweet  «;miles  are  the  ros  - es  of  life, 

2.  No  place  on  the  earth  is  so  wel-come  to  me, 

3.  The  ro  - ses  of  life,  so  pre-cious  and  fair. 


1 

That  bloom  in  the  gar  - dens  of  love ; 
Or  trea  - sure  the  heart  can  be  - stow, 
Will  bloom  in  the  lone  - li  - est  spot, 

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They  twine  round  the  heart  and  they  bright- en  the  home,  Re-freshed  by  the  dews  from  a-t)ove; 

As  ten  - der  e - mo  - tions  that  swell  in  the  heart.  And  smile  on  the  lips  as  they  flow. 

And  glad  - den  the  hearts  of  the  stran-gers  that  pass,  Or  bright  - en  the  low  - li  - est  cot. 

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Roses  of  Life — Concluded, 


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Not  too  slow. 


When  the  Mist  shall  Pass  Away. 

Words  and  Melody  by  Mary  A.  Straub. 


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;.  Tho’ mists  hang  thick  around, Andlightisfaint  within, There’s  golden  light  beyond, That  shadows  never  dim;  And 

2.  Tho’cloudsareo’ermyhead,And  day  seems  almost  gone, I see  the  Father’s hand,That gently  leads  me  on;  And 

3,  When  dim  the  light  of  day.  As  shadows  gather  round.  I’ll  catch  a falling  ray  Of  glo-ry  bright  beyond,Where 

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thro’ the  dimming  vail  I hear  the  Father  say,  “My  child,  be  not  dis-mayed.  The  mist  shall  pass  a -way.” 
thro’ the  wid’ning  rift  A lov-ing  Savior  made,  I hear  the  ten-der  words,  “ My  child,  be  not  a - fraid.” 
eyes  will  ne’er  grow  dim,Andshadows  fall  no  more.  I’ll  bask  in  fadeless  light.  Be  - yond  the  mist-y  shore. 


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When  the  Mist  shall  Pass  Away — Concluded.  127 


Ninety  and  Nine. 


Dodob. 


V) 


Th«=;er.n™=.ya„d„ine  .ha.  safe  - ly  lay  In 

o “ T^rd.  Thou  hast  here  Thy  ninety  and  nine.  Are t y g xT„.-i..a,„rio,.Vyi,achV...n;<yhfthattheLordDass’dth 


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Far  off  from  the  gates  of  gold 
Has  wan-der’d  a - way  from  me 


A - way  on  the  mountains  wild  and  bare,  A - way  from  the  ten  -der  Shep-herd’s  care. 
And  al-though  the  road  be  rough  and  steep,  I go  to  the  desert  to  find  my  sheep. 


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' Re-joice  1 I have  found  my 


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Ninety  and  Nine— Concluded. 


129 


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A - way  on  the  mount-ains,  wild  and  bare,  A - way  from  the  Shep-herd’s  ten  - der  care,  He 
) The  glad  an-gels  ech  - o ’round  the  throne, “ Re-joice,  for  the  Lord  brings  back  his  own,”  The 

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o ’round  the  throne,  “ Re -joice,  for 

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a - way  to  find  his  sheep, 

the  Lord  brings  back  his  own.” 
^*"1  'T  /tn  • 


St.  Thomas. 


A.  Williams. 


O Lord  our  God  a - rise  1 The  cause  of  truth  main-tain  ; And  wide  o'er  all  the  peo-pled  world  Ex-tend  her  bless-ed  reign. 

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3.  O Ho  - ly  Spir  - It,  rise  ! Ex -pand  thy  heav’nly  wing,  And 


2.  Thou  Prince  of  life,  a - rise!  Nor  let  thy  glo-ry  cease;  Far 


4.  Oh,  all  ye  nations,  rise  ! 


wluc  u cr  All  uic  wuiita 

spread  the  conquests  of  thy  grace,And  bless  the  earth  with  peace, 
o’er  a dark  and  ruin'd  world  Let  light  and  or  - dei  spring. 


To  God  our  Sav-ior  sing;  Fromshore  to  shore,from  earth  to  heav’n, Let  echoing  anthems  ring. 


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130 


The  Comforter. 


M.  S. 


J.  R.  Murray. 


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. Hear  the  prom  - ise  of  sol 


ace  and  cheer,  *‘l  will  send  you  a Com-for  - ter  dear; 

2.  With  thy  prom  - ise  of  com  - fort  and  cheer,  O our  Sav  - ior  we  need  nev  - er  fear; 

3.  Heav  - ’nly  Dove,  O thou  Spir  - it  of  rest.  Fold  thy  pin-ions  with  - in  the  sad  breast; 


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He  will  tell  you  of  me  and  of  mine;  O re-ceive  him  the  Spir  - it  Di-vine,” 
When  dread  dark-ness  the  soul  doth  en  - tomb.  Thy  good  Spir -it  may  scat  - ter  the  gloom. 
Soothe  the  heart  with  the  heal  - ing  of  - love.  Bless  - ed  Mes-sen  - ger,  sent  from  a - bove. 


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Maria  Straub. 
Maestoso. 

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A Hundred  Years!  (Centennial.) 


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S.  W,  Straub. 

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1.  A hun  - dred  years!  and  still  we  be  The  hon  - or’d  and  the  no  - ble  free;  Still 

2.  A.  hun  - dred  years ! and  still  we  share  The  bless  - ings  sweet  of  free  - dom  fair ; Still 

3.  A hun  - dred  years!  since  woke  the  morn  That  her  - aid  - ed  a na  - tion  born!  A 


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beams  the  star  that  led  the  way,  And  ush  - er’d  in  our  na  - tal  day!  Land  of  the  no  - ble 
land  whose  pow’r  the  des- pot  own’d,  Lay  in  each  loy  - al  heart  enthron’d.  Kind  Fa-ther  dear,  who 


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and  the  blest.  The  home  and  ref  - uge  of  th’oppress’d;  We  love  the  name  her  fame  has  won.  Oh, 

made  us  free,  Our  na  - tion  con  - se  - crate  to  thee;  Be  this  a land  in  hon  - or  strong.  Thro’ 

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hun-dred  years  have  giv  - en  thee! 
be  her  glo  - ry  * but  be  - gun ! 

all  the  ma  - ny  years  to  come ! 


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A HUNDRED  YEARS  thro’  hopes  and  fears,  A hundred  years  thro' 
A HUNDRED  YEARS,  etc. 

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1.  Happy,  happy  we  might  be,  If  we  would, it  we  would;  Happy, would  we  only  try  To  be  good,  to  be  good. 

2.  Happy,  happy  we  may  be.  If  we  will,  if  we  will;  Happy,  if  each  promise  good  We  fulfill,  we  ful-fill. 

3.  Happy,  happy  we  shall  be.  When  no  ill,  when  no  ill  Comes  of  all  we  think  or  do,With  good  will,  with  good  will. 

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M.  S. 


Bright  Angels  Meet  Me! 


1.  Dawn  up-on  me,  world  oflight,  When  I die,  when  I die;  Bear  me  home,  ye  an  - gels  bright, 

2.  I would- see  the  light  ap-pear.  When  I go,  when  I go.  See  my  guardians  kind  draw  near, 

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when  I die.  When  I near  the  si-lent  stream,  Bor  - der  of,  the  land  un  seen, 
when  I go.  When  I leave  my  earth-ly  home.  May  I feel  my  work  well  done, 

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Bright  Angels  meet  Me — Goncluded. 


In  the  Garden  of  the  Lord. 


M.  E.  Servoss. 


Moderato. 


W,  A.  Ogdhn. 


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1.  In  the  irar-den  of  the  Lord,  There  is  a work  for  ev  - ’ry  one,* 

2.  Prun-inj^  some  un  - fruit  - ful  tree,  Or  train-ing  up  some  ten  - der  vine; 

3.  When  the  time  of  reap-ing  comes  Oh,  then  shall  ev  - ’ry  heart  re  - joice. 


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In  the  Garden  of  the  Lord — Concluded. 


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lov  - ing  Sav  - ior’s  feet.  Let  us  work,  etc. 

har  - vest  home  we  sing.  Let  us  work,  etc. 

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Come  Up  Higher. 


S,  W.  Straub. 


137 


1.  Come  up  high-er,  till  the  Fa  - ther  Lays  his  hand  up  - on  thy  head,  And  the  bless-ings  he  has  pi*om-is’d 

2.  Come  up  high-er,  till  the  bil  - lows  Round  thy  life  have  ceased  to  roll,  And  thy  ship  has  reached  its  harbor, 

3.  Come  up  high-er,  and  draw  oth  - ers  With  the  mag-net  of  the  Lord,  Till  the  heart  has  reached  its  haven, 




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To  his  chil-dren  have  been  said.  And  the  peace  that  knows  no  wav’ring  Has  set  - tied  in  thy  breast. 
And  thy  feet  their  prom-is’d  goal;  Till  the  heart  that  has  been  trust-ing  In  the  full  - ness  of  God’s  love. 
And  thy  soul  its  great  re  - ward;  For  the  souls  that  thou  hast  gathered.  When  the  Lord  makes  up  his  own, 

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A'nd  the  feet  that  lohg  have  wan-dered  Have  found  e - ter  - nal  rest.  Come  up  high  - er,  ev  - er  high-er. 
Can  dis-cern,with  un-sealed  vis  - ion,  Heaven’s  olive  branch  and  dove.  Come  up  high  - er,  etc. 

Shall  be  count-ed  to  thy  hon  - or,  Anfl_  be  stars  up  - on  thy  crown.  Come  up  high  - er,  etc. 

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138  Come  Up  Higher.— Concluded. 


M.  S.  spirited.  SctlVa-tlOH.  S.  W.  S. 


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I.  Sal  - 

va  - tion!  0 the  joy  - ful  theme,  Sal  - 

va  - tion  through  Im  - man-uel’s  name;  We’ll 

2.  Sal  - 

va  - tion  full,  sal  - va  - tion  free,  Sal  - 

va  - tion  free  for  you  and  me!  We’ll 

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Salvation — Concluded.  139 


Chorus. 


if 


lions  have  own’d  and  felt  its  sway,  Sal  - va  - tion  is  their  song  to  - day.  Let  the  song  of  salvation  roll, 
when  we  join  th’immonal  tnrong,  Sal- va- tion  still  shall  be  our  song.  Let  the  song,  etc. 

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0’42r  the  earth  from  pole  to  pole,  And  when  we  join  th’immortal  throng,  Sal-va-tion  still  shall  be  our  song. 

9 9 9 ^ m 9 ^ 9 9 9 9 9 # _ _N  . . ^ 

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140 


We  Welcome  You  Here.  (Opening  of  Concert.) 


s.  w.  s. 

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s.  w.  s. 

A — I — 


£sef[ 


1.  We  wel-come  you  here,  we  wel-come  you  here;  We  greet  you  with  songs,  with  songs  of  good  cheer; 

2.  Wedl  sing  of  the  love,  the  won-der  - ful  love  Of  Je  - sus  who  came  from  heav-en  a - hove; 

3.  O sweet  is  our  un  - ion,  sweet  is  our  song,  U-nite  with  us  all,  the  cho  - rus  pro-long; 


m 


O list  while  we  sing,  O list  while  we  sing.  We  sing  of  the  Sav  - ior,  Je  - sus  our  King! 

Who  left  his  bright  home,  sal  - va-tion  to  bring.  We’ll  sing  of  the  Sav  - ior,  Je  - sus  our  King! 

U - nit  - ed  in  love  a - gain  we  will  sing.  We’ll  sing  of  the  Sav  - ior,  Je  - sus  our  King  ! 


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141 


We  Welcome  You  Here — Concluded. 


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Mrs.  Cora  J.  Foster. 


Nearer,  my  Savior,  I Come. 


JuDSON  Osborne. 


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1.  Nearer,  my  Savior,  I come, As  life  rolls  so  swiftly  away ; 1 ^ tv,  • fv  f 

Nearer  to  thee  and'iuy  home,  {Omit.)  In  the  bright  regions  of  day ; / ®^r-er  eriv-er  at 

2.  Oh,  for  the  wings  of  a dove, To  soar  above  sorrow  and  pain,  Ip.  , 

To  enter  those  mansions  of  love,  (Omit.)  Npv-pr  rn  snf-fr^r  n-cmin  ? < epa  lence  o 


Nev-er  to  suf-fer  a-gain:  j 


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V k'  ✓ k ✓ ✓ 


1 


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flows  Dark,  between  that  world  and  this.  Nearer  the  end  of  earth’s  woes.  Nearer  the  entrance  of  bliss, 
wait  Till  life’s  weary  journev  is  o’er.  And  death  shall  open  the  gate  That  leads  to  the  evergreen  shore. 


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143 


Mary  A.  Straub. 


Yoices  of  Nature.  (For  Concert.) 


s.  w.  s. 


Suggestion. — Two  girls  advance  to  the  front  of  the  platform  and  sing  the  first  verse,  then  they  part,  making  room  for  a group  of  two  little 
girls,  who  advance  (but  not  quite  to  the  front)  to  which  the  first  group  sing  the  second  verse.  The  third  verse  is  sung  by  one  of  the 
second  group,  the  fourth  by  the  first  group,  the  fifth  by  the  second  of  the  second  group,  and  the  sixth  by  all,  standing  in  one  line. 


I.  Par-ents  and  teachers  we  greet  you  to-night  With  words  of  good  cheer  and  with  songs  of  delight;  The 


Voices  of  Nature-^CoNTiNUED.  143 


2.  Welcome,  welcome,  welcome  here,  Where  have  you  been  my  sis  - ters  dear?  O wel-come,  wel-come, 
4.  Sis -ter  dear,  your  eyes  are  bright,  What  joy  is  in  your  heart  to-night?  O yes,  my  dear,  your 

AH- 6.  Na  - ture  has  a voice  sublime.  It  speaks  to  us  of  things  di  - vine,  Each  bird  and  laugh-ing 


Jt-J-  r J : 

1 — rig..»^ m-J — m ^ “*i 

^ TL  1 ^ a _ ^ rm — m 3 ^ m m a i _ ^ m ^ — zi 

Ti— 4— — — 

M S — 

!_-  -J-Ji  Ui — ^ J—J 

welcome  here.  Where  have  you  been  my  sis-ters  dear?  3.  I’ve  been  to  hear  the  Rob-in  sing, 

eyes  are  bright.  What  joy  is  in  your  heart  to  night?  5.  I’ve  heard  the  mer-ry  laughing  rill, 

lit  - tie  rill.  All  tell  us  of  God’s  ho  - ly  will.  8va  , . 


His 

That 


Voices  of  Nature — Concluded. 


144 


Faith,  Hope  and  Love.  FromGoiae»Ruie,byp.r. 

Maria  Straub.  S,  W.  Straub. 

Note. — A good  effect  can  be  produced  by  having  this  sung  by  sixteen  little  girls,  each  bearing  a card  with  one  of  the  letters  that  compose 
the  title  of  this  piece.  All  sing  the  chorus  while  coming  to  their  places,  when  those  who  spell  Faith  will  stand  in  a row  m front  of  the 
others.  At  the  close  of  the  first  stanza  all  sing  the  chorus.  Faith  marching  to  the  back  leaving  Hope  in  front.  And  so  for  the  third 
stanza,  when  Love  will  be  in  front.  In  the  fourth  stanza,  all  will  stand  in  a line,  spelling  Faith  Hope  and  Love,  and  as  they  sing  the 
third  line,  each  word  will  be  sung  by  the  ones  who  spell  it. 


Chorus.  Allegretto. 


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How  sweet  it  is  to  feel  and  know,  The  heav’n  - ly  gra  - ces 

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as  we  go ; 

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145 


Faith,  Hope  and  Lore — Concluded. 


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1 The  gen  - tie  guides  that  lead  the  way.  In  - to  the  realms  of 

end  - less  day. 

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1.  God  rules  while  cease-less 

2.  Cheer  up,  faint  heart,  and 

3.  Be  rag  - ing  fires  of 

4.  We  come  to  com  - fort 


! 

a - ges  roll.  His  laws  the  might-y  worlds  con  - trolj 

nev  - er  fear.  The  dan  - gers  dark  will  dis  - ap  - pear; 

ven-geance  quell’d,  Dis  - cord  and  ha  - tred  all  dis-pell’d; 

and  to  cheer.  We  come  to  bring  sweet  heav  - en  near; 


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Cre  - a - tion  rests  in 
The  .shad  - ows  soon  will 
True  har  - mo  - ny  is 


him 

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sweet 


Faith,  hope  and  love,  faith,  hope 


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rest, 

love, 

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His  prom  - ise  ev 

The  night  - time  ev 

The  peace  of  heav’n  with  - in  the 
Will  guide  you  to  your  home  a 

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er  shall  en  - dure, 
er  brings  the  day. 

breast, 
bove. 
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146 


Watch  and  Pray. 


nioughtfully. 

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S.  W,  StRAOB. 
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Go  watch  and  pray,  thou  canst  not  tell  How  near  thine  hour  may  be ; Thou  canst  not  know  how  soon  the  bell 

2.  Fond  youth,  while  free  from  blighting  care,Does  thy  firm  pulse  beat  high  ? Do  hope’s  glad  visions,bright  and  fair, 

3.  Thou  aged  man,  life’s  wint’ry  storm  Hath  seared  thy  vernal  bloom;  With  trembling  limbs,  and  wasting  form, 

^ ^ ^ -f-  ^ ^ ^ — 

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May  toll  its  notes  for  thee.  Death’s  countless  snares  be  - set  thy  way ; Frail  child  of  dust,  go  watch  and  pray; 
Di-late  be  - fore  thine  eye?  Soon  these  must  change,  must  pass  away;  Frail  child  of  dust,  go  watch  and  pray; 
Thou’rt  bending  o’er  the  tomb:  And  can  vain  hope  lead  thee  astray?  Go,  wea-ry  pil-grim,  watch  and  pray; 


i 


and  pray 


Watch  and  pray , watch  and  pray, watch  and  pray , watch  and  pray , Frail  child  of  dust,go  watch  and  pray , watch  and  pray. 


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Joyful  Tidings 


147 


Maria  Straub. 


W.  A.  Ogden. 


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1.  Oh,  joy  - ful,  joy  - ful  tid  - ings,  Be-hold  the  emp-ty  tomb,  The  Sa  - vior  has  a- 

2.  Oh,  joy  - ful,  joy  - ful  tid  - ings.  The  Lord  with  us  a - gain.  Re -stor’d  the  glo-rious 

3.  Oh,  joy  - ful,  joy  - ful  tid  - ings.  The  Lord  a - gain  to  know,  Re-joice  ye  re  - en- 

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■1/  I ^ ^ . 

D.  C.  Go  tell  them  he  ts  ns  - <fw.  The  Lord 


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gain  is  here  I O spread  the  'joy  - ful 


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Fine. 


Duet. 

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ris  - en.  And  scat-ter’d  is  the  gloom! 

treas  - ure.  The  life  and  light  of  men ! 

light  - en’d.  With  new  - born  love  a - glow! 


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He  burst  the  drear  - y pris  - on. 

He  rose  to  live  for  - ev  - er, 

He  comes  to  cheer  and  com  - fort. 


tid  - 


mgs. 


Let  all  the  na  - tions  heart 


Chorus. 


Duet. 

-N- 


Pg 


The  Lord  of  life  and  light; 
Tri-umph-ant  from  the  grave; 
To  show  us  more  of  love, 


Chorus. 

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D.  C. 


‘Go  tell  them  he  is  ris  - en,”  They  say,  the  an  - gels  white. 
He  rose  with  might-y  pow  - er  To  sue -cor  and  to  save! 
To  light  us  thro’  the  dark-ness.  And  fit  us  for  a - bove! 


V I 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE, 

FOR  EACH  MONTH  IN  THE  YEAR. 

JANUARY. 


Superintendent. 

Thus  saith  the  Lord,  The  heaven  is  my 
throne,  and  the  earth  is  my  footstool : where  is 
the  house  that  ye  build  unto  me?  and  where  is 
the  place  of  my  rest  ? For  all  those  things 
hath  mine  hand  made. 

Let  the  wicked  forsake  his  way,  and  the 
unrighteous  man  his  thoughts,  and  let  him 
return  unto  the  Lord,  and  he  will  have  mercy 
upon  him,  and  to  our  God,  for  he  will  abun- 
dantly pardon. 

As  the  hart  panteth  after  the  waterbrooks, 
so  panteth  my  soul  after  thee,  O God. 

School. 

My  soul  thirsteth  for  God,  for  the  living  God ; 
when  shall  I come  and  appear  before  him  ? 

Superintendent. 

Thy  words  have  I hid  in  my  heart,  that  I 
might  not  sin  against  thee. 

School. 

Blessed  art  thou,  O Lord ; teach  me  thy 
statutes. 


Superintendent. 

I will  meditate  in  thy  precepts,  and  have 
respect  unto  thy  ways. 

School. 

I will  delight  myself  in  thy  statutes : I will 
not  forget  thy  word. 

Superintendent. 

Deal  kindly  with  thy  servant,  that  I may 
live  to  keep  thy  word.  ♦ 

School. 

Open  thou  mine  eyes,  that  I may  behold 
wondrous  things  out  of  thy  law. 

Superintendent. 

Thy  word  is  very  pure ; therefore  thy  ser- 
vant loveth  it. 

School. 

Thy  righteousness  is  an  everlasting  right- 
eousness, and  thy  law  is  truth. 

Superintendent. 

I will  serve  the  Lord  as  long  as  I live : I will 
worship  my  God  while  1 have  my  being. 

All. 

My  meditation  of  him  shall  be  sweet : my 
joy  shall  be  in  the  Lord. 


US 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


149 


FEBRUARY 


Superintendent.. 

The  hour  cometh,  and  now  is,  when  the 
true  worshipers  shall  worship  the  Father  in 
spirit  and  in  truth,  for  He  seeketh  such  to 
worship  him.  God  is  a spirit,  and  they  that 
worship  him  must  worship  him  in  spirit  and  in 
truth. 

Great  is  the  Lord,  and  greatly  to  be  praised  ; 
his  greatness  is  unsearchable. 

School. 

One  generation  shall  praise  thy  works  to 
another,  and  shall  declare  thy  mighty  acts. 

Superintendent. 

As  for  me,  I will  be  talking  of  thy  worship, 
thy  glory,  thy  praise  and  thy  wonderful 
works. 

School. 

And  men  shall  speak  of  the  might  of  thy 
te^ible  acts ; and  I will  also  tell  of  thy  great- 
ness. 

Superintendent. 

They  shall  abundantly  utter  the  memory  of 


thy  great  goodness,  and  shall  sing  of  thy 
righteousness. 

School 

The  Lord  is  gracious,  and  full  of  compas- 
sion, slow  to  anger  and  of  great  mercy. 

Super!  ntendent. 

The  Lord  is  good  unto  all,  ’ and  his  tender 
mercies  are  over  all  his  works. 

School. 

All  thy  works  shall  praise  Thee,  and  thy 
saints  shall  bless  Thee. 

Superintendent. 

They  shall  speak  of  the  glory  of  thy  king- 
dom, and  talk  of  thy  power. 

School. 

To  make  known  to  the  children  of  men  his 
mighty  acts,  and  the  glorious  majesty  of  his 
kingdom. 

Superintendent. 

Blessed  be  the  Lord  God,  from  everlasting 
to  everlasting. 

All. 

His  truth  endureth  to  all  generations. 


150 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


MARCH. 


Superintendent. 

Then  spake  Jesus  again  unto  them,  saying,  I 
am  the  light  of  the  world  ; he  that  followeth 
me  shall  not  walk  in  darkness,  but  shall  have 
the  light  of  life. 

Praise  ye  the  Lord ; praise  him,  O ye  ser- 
vants of  the  Lord  ; ye  that  stand  in  the  house 
of  the  Lord. 

School. 

For  he  is  our  God  forever  and  ever ; he 
will  be  our  guide  even  unto  death. 

Superintendent. 

O give  thanks  unto  the  Lord  j for  he  is 
good , for  his  mercy  endureth  forever. 

School. 

0 give  thanks  unto  the  God  of  gods : for 
his  mercy  endureth  forever. 

Superintendent. 

1 will  extol  thee,  my  God,  O King : I will 
bless  thy  name  forever. 

School. 

Every  day  will  I bless  thee ; and  I will  praise 
thy  name  forever. 


Superintendent. 

Lord,  I cry  unto  thee ; make  haste ; give  ear 
unto  my  voice,  \^hen  I cry  unto  thee. 

School. 

Let  my  prayer  be  set  forth  before  thee  as 
incense ; and  the  lifting  up  of  my  hands  be  as 
the  evening  sacrifice. 

Superintendent. 

Set  a watch,  O Lord,  before  my  mouth; 
keep  the  door  of  my  lips. 

School. 

Incline  not  my  heart  to  any  evil  thing,  to  prac- 
tice evil  works  with  them  that  work  iniquity. 

Superintendent. 

But  mine  eyes  are  unto  thee,  O God  the 
Lord ; in  thee  is  my  trust. 

School. 

Praise  ye  the  Lord,  praise  ye 'the  name  of  the 
Lord.  Praise  him,  O ye  servants  of  the  Lord. 
Superintendent. 

Ye  that  stand  in  the  house  of  the  Lord,  in 
the  courts  of  the  house  of  God. 

All. 

Praise  the  Lord ; for  the  Lord  is  good ; sing 
praises  unto  his  name,  for  it  is  pleasant. 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


151 


APRIL. 


Superintendent. 

In  the  beginning  was  the  Word,  and  the 
Word  was  with  God,  and  the  Word  was 
God.  The  same  was  in  the  beginning  with 
God.  All  things  were  made  by  him,  and 
without  him  was  not  anything  made  that  was 
made. 

The  earth  is  the  Lord’s,  and  the  fullness 
thereof ; the  world  and  they  that  dwell  there- 
in ; for  he  hath  founded  it  upon  the  seas,  and 
established  it  upon  the  floods. 

School. 

Who  shall  ascend  into  the  hill  of  the  Lord? 
and  who  shall  stand  in  his  holy  place  ? 

• Superintendent. 

He  that  hath  clean  hands,  and  a pure  heart ; 
who  hath  not  lifted  up  his  soul  unto  vanity, 
nor  sworn  deceitfully. 

School. 

He  shall  receive  blessing  from  the  Lord, 


and  righteousness  from  the  God  of  his  sal- 
vation. 

Superintendent. 

This  is  the  generation  of  them  that  seek 
him,  that  seek  thy  face,  O God  of  Jacob. 

School. 

Lift  up  your  heads,  O ye  gates,  and  be  ye 
lifted  up,  ye  everlasting  doors ; and  the  King 
of  Glory  shall  come  in. 

Superintendent. 

Who  is  this  King  of  Glory  ? 

School. 

The  Lord  strong  and  mighty,  the  Lord 
mighty  in  battle. 

Superintendent. 

Who  is  this  King  of  Glory? 

All. 

The  Lord  of  hosts,  he  is  the  King  of 
Glory. 


152 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


MAY. 


Superintendent. 

Behold  the  tabernacle  of  God  is  with  men  ; 
and  he  will  dwell  with  them,  and  they  shall  be 
his  people,  and  God  himself  shall  be  their  God. 
He  that  overcometh  shall  inherit  all  things,  and 
I will  be  his  God,  and  he  shall  be  my  son. 

I was  glad  when  they  said  unto  me,  Let  us 
go  into  the  house  of  the  Lord. 

School. 

Our  feet  shall  stand  within  thy  gates,  O Je- 
rusalem. 

Superintendent. 

How  amiable  are  thy  tabernacles,  O Lord 
of  hosts.  My  soul  longeth,  yea,  even  fainteth 
for  the  courts  of  the  Lord. 

School. 

I had  rather  be  a door-keeper  in  the  house 
of  my  God  than  to  dwell  in  the  tents  of  wick- 
edness. 

Superintendent. 

Blessed  are  they  that  dwell  in  thy  house. 
They  will  be  still  praising  thee. 

School. 

Blessed  is  the  man  whose  strength  is  in  thee ; 


in  whose  heart  are  thy  ways.  They  go  from 
strengtji  to  strength,  till  every  one  in  Zion 
appeareth  before  God. 

Superintendent. 

O Lord  God  of  hosts,  hear  my  prayer ; give 
ear,  O God  of  Jacob. 

School. 

Teach  me  good  judgment  and  knowledge ; 
for  I have  believed  thy  commandments. 

Superintendent. 

Thou  art  good,  and  doest  good ; teach  me 
thy  statutes. 

School. 

The  law  of  thy  mouth  is  better  unto  me  than 
thousands  of  gold  and  silver. 

Superintendent. 

Before  I was  afflicted  I went  astray ; but 
now  have  I kept  thy  word. 

School. 

The  Lord  God  is  a sun  and  a shield.  The 
Lord  will  give  grace  and  glory.  No  good  thing 
will  he  withhold  from  them  that  walk  uprightly. 

All. 

O Lord  God  of  hosts,  blessed  is  the  man 
that  trusteth  in  thee. 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


153 


JUNE 


Superintendent. 

Beloved,  believe  not  every  spirit,  but  try  the 
spirits  whether  they  are  of  God  : because  many 
false  prophets  are  gone  out  into  the  world. 
Hereby  know  ye  the  Spirit  of  God : ’ every 
spirit  that  confesseth  that  Jesus  Christ  is  come 
in  the  flesh,  is  of  God. 

O sing  unto  the  Lord  a new  song,  for  he 
hath  done  marvelous  things;  his  right  hand 
and  his  holy  arm  hath  gotten  him  the  vic- 
tory. 

School. 

Make  a joyful  noise  unto  the  Lord,  all  the 
earth : make  a loud  noise,  and  rejoice,  and 
sing  praise. 

Superintendent. 

Sing  unto  the  Lord  with  the  harp,  with  the 
harp,  and  the  voice  of  a psalm. 

School. 

With  trumpets  and  the  sound  of  cornet 
make  a joyful  noise  before  the  Lord,  the 
King. 


Superintendent. 

Let  the  sea  roar,  and  the  fullness  thereof ; 
the  world  and  they  that  dwell  therein. 

School. 

Let  the  floods  clap  their  hands ; let  thp  hills 
be  joyful  together  before  the  Lord. 

Superintendent. 

For  he  cometh  to  judge  the  earth : with 
righteousness  shall  he  judge  the  world,  and  the 
people  with  equity. 

School. 

The  Lord  reigneth,  let  the  earth  rejoice let 
the  multitude  of  the  isles  be  glad  thereof. 

Superintendent. 

The  heavens  declare  his  righteousness,  and 
all  the  people  see  his  glory. 

School. 

Zion  heard,  I was  glad ; and  the  daughters 
of  Judah  rejoiced  because  of  thy  judgments, 
O Lord. 

All. 

Rejoice  in  the  Lord,  ye  righteous ; O give 
thanks  at  the  remembrance  of  his  holiness. 


154 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


JULY 


Superintendent. 

My  little  children,  these  things  write  I unto 
you,  that  ye  sin  not.  And  if  any  man  sin,  we 
have  an  advocate  with  the  Father,  Jesus  Christ 
the  righteous.  He  is  the  propitiation  for  our 
sins ; and  not  for  ours  only,  but  also  for  the 
sins  of  the  whole  world. 

Praise  ye  the  Lord.  O give  thanks  unto  the 
Lord ; for  he  is  good,  for  his  mercy  endureth 
forever. 

School. 

Who  can  utter  the  mighty  acts  of  the  Lord  ? 
Who  can  show  forth  all  his  praises  ? 

Superintendent. 

Blessed  are  they  that  keep  judgment,  and  he 
that  doeth  righteousness  at  all  times. 

School. 

Remember  me,  O Lord,  with  the  favor  that 
thou  bearest  unto  thy  people.  O visit  me  with 
thy  salvation. 

Superintendent. 

O give  thanks  unto  the  Lord,  for  his  mercy 
endureth  forever. 


School. 

Let  the  redeemed  of  the  Lord  say  so,  whom 
he  hath  redeemed  from  the  hand  of  the  en- 
emy. 

Superintendent. 

They  cried  unto  the  Lord  in  their  trouble, 
and  he  delivered  them  out  of  their  dis- 
tresses. 

School. 

And  he  led  them  forth  by  the  right  way,  that 
they  might  go  to  a city  of  habitation. 

Superintendent. 

O tnat  men  would  praise  the  Lord  for  his 
goodness,  and  for  his  wonderful  works  to  the 
children  of  men. 

School. 

For  he  satisfieth  the  longing  soul,  and  filleth 
the  hungry  soul  with  goodness. 

All. 

Let  them  sacrifice  the  sacrifices  of  thanks- 
giving, and  declare  his  works  with  rejoic- 
ing. 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


155 


AUGUST 


Superintendent. 

Behold  what  manner  of  love  the  Father  hath 
bestowed  upon  us,  that  we  should  be  called  the 
sons  of  God  ! Therefore  the  world  knoweth 
us  not,  because  it  knew  him  not.  Beloved, 
now  are  we  the  sons  of  God,  and  it  doth  not 
yet  appear  what  we  shall  be  : but  we  know  that 
when  he  shall  appear,  we  shall  be  like  him ; for 
we  shall  see  him  as  he  is. 

Praise  ye  the  Lord.  I will  praise  the  Lord 
with  my  whole  heart,  in  the  assembly  of  the 
upright,  and  in  the  congregation. 

School. 

The  works  of  the  Lord  are  great,  sought  out 
of  all  them  that  have  pleasure  therein. 

Superintendent. 

His  work  is  honorable  and  glorious,  and  his 
righteousness  endureth  forever. 

School. 

He  hath  made  his  wonderful  works  to  be 
remembered  ; the  Lord  is  gracious,  and  full  of 
compassion. 


Superintendent. 

The  works  of  his  hand  are  verity  and  judg- 
ment ; all  his  commandments  are  sure. 

School. 

They  stand  fast  forever  and  ever,  and  are 
done  in  truth  and  uprightness. 

Superintendent. 

He  sent  redemption  unto  his  people;  he 
hath  commanded  his  covenant  forever : holy 
and  reverend  is  his  name. 

School. 

The  fear  of  the  Lord  is  the  beginning  of 
wisdom : a good  understanding  have  all  that 
do  his  commandments. 

Superintendent. 

Whoso  is  wise,  and  will  observe  these  things, 
even  they  shall  understand  the  loving  kindness 
of  the  Lord. 

All. 

Blessed  be  the  Lord  God  of  Israel  from 
everlasting  to  everlasting : and  let  all  the  peo- 
ple say,  Amen.  Praise  ye  the  Lord. 


156 


RESPONSIVE  SERVICE. 


SEPTEMBER. 


Superintendent. 

And  when  the  day  of  Pentecost  was  fully 
come,  they  were  all  with  one  accord  in  one 
place.  And  suddenly  there  came  a sound  from 
heaven,  as  of  a rushing  mighty  wind,  and 
it  filled  all  the  house  where  they  were  sitting. 
And  there  appeared  unto  them  cloven  tongues 
like  as  of  fire,  and  it  sat  upon  each  of  them. 
And  they  were  all  filled  with  the  Holy  Ghost, 
and  began  to  speak  with  tongues,  as  the  Spirit 
gave  them  utterance. 

I love  the  Lord  because  he  hath  heard  my 
voice  and  my  supplications. 

School. 

Because  he  hath  inclined  his  ear  unto  me, 
therefore  will  I call  upon  him  as  long  as  I live. 

Superintendent. 

It  is  better  to  trust  in  the  Lord  than  to  put 
confidence  in  man. 

School. 

Open  to  me  the  gates  of  righteousness ; and 
I will  go  into  them,  and  I will  praise  the  Lord. 

Superintendent. 

God  is  the  Lord  which  hath  showed  us  light.  • 


Schooi. 

I will  praise  the  Lord,  for  thou  hast  heard 
me  and  become  my  salvation. 

Superintendent. 

The  stone  which  the  builders  refused  is  be- 
come the  head  of  the  corner. 

School. 

Tnis  is  the  Lord’s  doing ; it  is  marvelous  in 
our  eyes. 

Superintendent. 

Thou  art  my  God,  and  I will  praise  thee ; 
thou  art  my  God,  I will  exalt  thee. 

Schooi. 

Wherewith  shall  a young  man  cleanse  his 
ways  ? 

Superintendent. 

By  taking  heed  thereto  according  to  thy 
word. 

Schooi. 

With  my  whole  heart  have  I sought  thee,  O 
let  me  not  wander  from  thy  commandments. 

Ail. 

Blessed  is  the  man  that  feareth  the  Lord, 
that  delighteth  greatly  in  his  commandments. 


RESPONSIVE 

OCTO 

Superintendent. 

Beloved,  let  us  love  one  another : for  love  is 
of  God ; and  every  one  that  loveth  is  born  of 
God  and  knoweth  God.  He  that  loveth  not, 
knoweth  not  God ; for  God  is  love. 

I will  bless  the  Lord  at  all  times ; his  praise 
shall  continually  be  in  my  mouth. 

School. 

My  soul  shall  make  her  boast  in  the  Lord  ; 
the  humble  shall  hear  thereof  and  be  glad.  * 

Superintendent. 

0 magnify  the  Lord  with  me,  and  let  us 
exalt  his  name  together. 

School. 

1 sought  the  Lord,  and  he  heard  me;  and 
delivered  me  from  all  my  fears. 

Superintendent. 

The  angel  of  the  Lord  encampeth  round 
about  them  that  fear  him,  and  delivereth  them. 

School. 

O taste  and  see  that  the  Lord  is  good ; bless- 
ed is  the  man  that  trusteth  in  him. 

Superintendent. 

Come,  ye  children,  harken  unto  me,  and  I 
will  teach  you  the  fear  of  the  Lord. 


■rvice. 

I^R. 


157 


R. 

School. 

What  man  is  he  that  desireth  life,  and  loveth 
mapy  days,  that  he  may  do  good  ? 

Superintendent. 

Keep  thy  tongue  from  evil,  and  thy  lips 
from  ^spreading  guile. 

School. 

Dep'art  from  evil,  and  do  good : seek  peace, 
and  pulsue  it. 

Superi)*itendent. 

The  dyes  of  the  Lord  are  upon  the  right- 
eous, ant'  his  ears  are  open  unto  their  cry. 

School.  \ 

The  Lo^d  is  nigh  unto  them  that  are  of  a 
broken  heirt;  he  saveth  such  as  be  of  a con- 
trite spirit. 

Superintendent. 

Many  are  the  afflictions  of  the  righteous : 
but  the  Lord  delivereth  him  out  of  them 
all. 

All. 

The  Lord  redeemeth  the  soul  of  his  servants ; 
and  none  of  them  that  trust  in  him  shall  be 
desolate. 


158 


RESPONSIA'^E  SERVICE. 


Nove 

Superintendent.  / 

111  this  was  manifested  the  love  of  Gqid 
toward  us,  because  that  God  sent  his  only- 
begotten  Son  into  the  world,  that  *we  might 
live  through  him. 

Beloved,  if  God  so  loved  us,  we  ought;  also 
to  love  one  another.  , 

Remember  now  thy  Creator  in  the  days  of 
thy  youth,  while  the  evil  days  come  not,  nor 
the  years  draw  nigh  in  which  thou  shak  say,  I 
have  no  pleasure  in  them. 

School.  ^ 

Praise  ye  the  Lord.  Praise,  O ye  servants 
of  the  Lord,  praise  the  name  of  the  Lord. 

Superintendent. 

Blessed  be  the  name  of  the  Lord  from  this 
time  forth  and  forever  more. 

School. 

From  the  rising  of  the  sun  unto  the  going 
down  of  the  same,  the  Lord’s  name  is  to  be 
praised. 

Superintendent. 

The  Lord  is  high  above  all  nations,  and  his 
glory  above  the  heavens. 


MBER. 

School. 

Who  is  like  unto  the  Lord  our  God  who 
dwelleth  on  high? 

Superintendent. 

Who  humbleth  himself  to  behold  the  things 
that  are  in  heaven  and  in  the  earth  ? 

School. 

He  raiseth  up  the  poor  out  of  the  dust,  that 
he  may  set  him  with  princes. 

Superintendent. 

Better  is  a little  with  fear  of  the  Lord,  than 
great  treasure  and  trouble  therewith. 

School. 

Better  is  a little  with  righteousness,  than 
great  revenues  without  right. 

Superintendent. 

Better  is  a dry  morsel,  and  quietness  there- 
with, than  an  houseful  of  sacrifices  with  strife. 

School. 

Whoso  mocketh  the  poor,  reproach  eth  his 
Maker. 

Ail. 

The  fear  of  the  Lord  is  instruction  of  wis- 
dom, and  before  honor  is  humility. 


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